Performance Problem and ConfigurationException

[Scott Goldstein <sg...@apache.org>]

In Axis 1.2, every time the client makes a webservice call, a ConfigurationException is generated - "ConfigurationException -   No service named X is available".  Building the stack trace for this exception is expensive and I'd like to remove it.  However, the only solution I've seen on the web and in mailing lists for this problem is to ignore it.  Is there a better answer?  Is there something that I can add to the client-config.wsdd file to avoid this exception?
   
  Thanks.
   
  Scott
   
   

Re: Performance Problem and ConfigurationException

[Dies Koper <di...@jp.fujitsu.com>]

Hello Scott,

Judging from the information you're giving us it sounds like a service
you're calling isn't there. One solution would be to stopping calling
it, another would be to check why it is not there at the location you
are calling it (is it deployed correctly, are you calling it in the 
right way, etc.).

Regards,
Dies


Scott Goldstein wrote:
> In Axis 1.2, every time the client makes a webservice call, a
> ConfigurationException is generated - "ConfigurationException -   No
> service named X is available".  Building the stack trace for this
> exception is expensive and I'd like to remove it.  However, the only
> solution I've seen on the web and in mailing lists for this problem
> is to ignore it.  Is there a better answer?  Is there something that
> I can add to the client-config.wsdd file to avoid this exception?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Scott

Re: Performance Problem and ConfigurationException

[Shorn Tolley <gm...@sneakemail.com>]

Scott Goldstein <sgoldstein <at> apache.org> writes:

> 
> In Axis 1.2, every time the client makes a webservice call, a
ConfigurationException is generated - "ConfigurationException -   No service
named X is available".  Building the stack trace for this exception is expensive
and I'd like to remove it.  However, the only solution I've seen on the web and
in mailing lists for this problem is to ignore it.  Is there a better answer? 
Is there something that I can add to the client-config.wsdd file to avoid this
exception?     Thanks.     Scott      
> 

Hi,

I have the same problem, did you find a solution to this issue?

Cheers,
Shorn.