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Posted to soap-user@ws.apache.org by Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie> on 2001/04/27 20:09:15 UTC
Web Service Performance
Hi all,
Just looking at that other performance mail and I just wanted to post this to see what you think.
I conducted a simple WebService performance test for a simple web site that I made.
The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to backend web services. He are the times that were recorded.
SOAP Call
Time Taken (ms)
Average Time (ms)
Initialize WebService
4046 441 61
1516
Search Query WebService
1542 1072 570
1061.333
Check Credit Card WebService
2828 801 361
1330
Update PassengerDetails WebService
922 270 230
474
Charge Card WebService
581 200 181
320.666
Update Flights WebService
180 170 150
166.666
Note the Time Taken box has three separate times, with the first one being the first invocation just after the tomcat server starting - therefore being much larger then the rest.
So I just what to know that do you think of these times?
Are they good for this type of web site?
What would be the optimal performance time for say a MS three tiered architecture be?
What would be an optimal performance requirements of the web site system? Would these times be expectable?
Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie>.
Hidden forms and Java Script. It was a web project so the results displayed
to the client in HTML.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vivek Chopra" <vi...@yahoo.com>
To: <so...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Web Service Performance
> Peter,
>
> How did you pass session related information
> between the services?
>
> Tx,
>
> - Vivek
>
> --- Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > Just looking at that other performance mail and I
> > just wanted to post this to see what you think.
> > I conducted a simple WebService performance test for
> > a simple web site that I made.
> > The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to
> > backend web services. He are the times that were
> > recorded.
> >
> > SOAP Call
> > Time Taken (ms)
> > Average Time (ms)
> >
> > Initialize WebService
> > 4046 441 61
> > 1516
> >
> > Search Query WebService
> > 1542 1072 570
> > 1061.333
> >
> > Check Credit Card WebService
> > 2828 801 361
> > 1330
> >
> > Update PassengerDetails WebService
> > 922 270 230
> > 474
> >
> > Charge Card WebService
> > 581 200 181
> > 320.666
> >
> > Update Flights WebService
> > 180 170 150
> > 166.666
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note the Time Taken box has three separate times,
> > with the first one being the first invocation just
> > after the tomcat server starting - therefore being
> > much larger then the rest.
> >
> > So I just what to know that do you think of these
> > times?
> > Are they good for this type of web site?
> > What would be the optimal performance time for say a
> > MS three tiered architecture be?
> > What would be an optimal performance requirements
> > of the web site system? Would these times be
> > expectable?
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> email: vivek@soaprpc.com
> web : http://www.soaprpc.com
>
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Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie>.
Hidden forms and Java Script. It was a web project so the results displayed
to the client in HTML.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Vivek Chopra" <vi...@yahoo.com>
To: <so...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Web Service Performance
> Peter,
>
> How did you pass session related information
> between the services?
>
> Tx,
>
> - Vivek
>
> --- Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > Just looking at that other performance mail and I
> > just wanted to post this to see what you think.
> > I conducted a simple WebService performance test for
> > a simple web site that I made.
> > The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to
> > backend web services. He are the times that were
> > recorded.
> >
> > SOAP Call
> > Time Taken (ms)
> > Average Time (ms)
> >
> > Initialize WebService
> > 4046 441 61
> > 1516
> >
> > Search Query WebService
> > 1542 1072 570
> > 1061.333
> >
> > Check Credit Card WebService
> > 2828 801 361
> > 1330
> >
> > Update PassengerDetails WebService
> > 922 270 230
> > 474
> >
> > Charge Card WebService
> > 581 200 181
> > 320.666
> >
> > Update Flights WebService
> > 180 170 150
> > 166.666
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Note the Time Taken box has three separate times,
> > with the first one being the first invocation just
> > after the tomcat server starting - therefore being
> > much larger then the rest.
> >
> > So I just what to know that do you think of these
> > times?
> > Are they good for this type of web site?
> > What would be the optimal performance time for say a
> > MS three tiered architecture be?
> > What would be an optimal performance requirements
> > of the web site system? Would these times be
> > expectable?
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> email: vivek@soaprpc.com
> web : http://www.soaprpc.com
>
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Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Vivek Chopra <vi...@yahoo.com>.
Peter,
How did you pass session related information
between the services?
Tx,
- Vivek
--- Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Just looking at that other performance mail and I
> just wanted to post this to see what you think.
> I conducted a simple WebService performance test for
> a simple web site that I made.
> The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to
> backend web services. He are the times that were
> recorded.
>
> SOAP Call
> Time Taken (ms)
> Average Time (ms)
>
> Initialize WebService
> 4046 441 61
> 1516
>
> Search Query WebService
> 1542 1072 570
> 1061.333
>
> Check Credit Card WebService
> 2828 801 361
> 1330
>
> Update PassengerDetails WebService
> 922 270 230
> 474
>
> Charge Card WebService
> 581 200 181
> 320.666
>
> Update Flights WebService
> 180 170 150
> 166.666
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Note the Time Taken box has three separate times,
> with the first one being the first invocation just
> after the tomcat server starting - therefore being
> much larger then the rest.
>
> So I just what to know that do you think of these
> times?
> Are they good for this type of web site?
> What would be the optimal performance time for say a
> MS three tiered architecture be?
> What would be an optimal performance requirements
> of the web site system? Would these times be
> expectable?
>
>
>
=====
email: vivek@soaprpc.com
web : http://www.soaprpc.com
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Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie>.
Sorry.
Two pentium III 500MHz, 128MB RAM computers.
Tomcat Servlet servers and both running Windows 2000.
----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Kordun
To: soap-user@xml.apache.org
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 7:32 PM
Subject: Re: Web Service Performance
Peter,
Can you post some details about the hardware and software specifications that you used for this test?
Alex
At 07:09 PM 4/27/2001 +0100, you wrote:
Hi all,
Just looking at that other performance mail and I just wanted to post this to see what you think.
I conducted a simple WebService performance test for a simple web site that I made.
The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to backend web services. He are the times that were recorded.
SOAP Call<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
Time Taken (ms)
Average Time (ms)
Initialize WebService
4046 441 61
1516
Search Query WebService
1542 1072 570
1061.333
Check Credit Card WebService
2828 801 361
1330
Update PassengerDetails WebService
922 270 230
474
Charge Card WebService
581 200 181
320.666
Update Flights WebService
180 170 150
166.666
Note the Time Taken box has three separate times, with the first one being the first invocation just after the tomcat server starting - therefore being much larger then the rest.
So I just what to know that do you think of these times?
Are they good for this type of web site?
What would be the optimal performance time for say a MS three tiered architecture be?
What would be an optimal performance requirements of the web site system? Would these times be expectable?
Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie>.
Sorry.
Two pentium III 500MHz, 128MB RAM computers.
Tomcat Servlet servers and both running Windows 2000.
----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Kordun
To: soap-user@xml.apache.org
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 7:32 PM
Subject: Re: Web Service Performance
Peter,
Can you post some details about the hardware and software specifications that you used for this test?
Alex
At 07:09 PM 4/27/2001 +0100, you wrote:
Hi all,
Just looking at that other performance mail and I just wanted to post this to see what you think.
I conducted a simple WebService performance test for a simple web site that I made.
The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to backend web services. He are the times that were recorded.
SOAP Call<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
Time Taken (ms)
Average Time (ms)
Initialize WebService
4046 441 61
1516
Search Query WebService
1542 1072 570
1061.333
Check Credit Card WebService
2828 801 361
1330
Update PassengerDetails WebService
922 270 230
474
Charge Card WebService
581 200 181
320.666
Update Flights WebService
180 170 150
166.666
Note the Time Taken box has three separate times, with the first one being the first invocation just after the tomcat server starting - therefore being much larger then the rest.
So I just what to know that do you think of these times?
Are they good for this type of web site?
What would be the optimal performance time for say a MS three tiered architecture be?
What would be an optimal performance requirements of the web site system? Would these times be expectable?
Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Alex Kordun <ak...@cornell.edu>.
Peter,
Can you post some details about the hardware and software specifications
that you used for this test?
Alex
At 07:09 PM 4/27/2001 +0100, you wrote:
> Hi all,
>Just looking at that other performance mail and I just wanted to post this
>to see what you think.
>I conducted a simple WebService performance test for a simple web site
>that I made.
>The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to backend web services.
>He are the times that were recorded.
>
>
>SOAP Call<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
>"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
>
>Time Taken (ms)
>
>Average Time (ms)
>
>Initialize WebService
>
>4046 441 61
>
>1516
>
>Search Query WebService
>
>1542 1072 570
>
>1061.333
>
>Check Credit Card WebService
>
>2828 801 361
>
>1330
>
>Update PassengerDetails WebService
>
>922 270 230
>
>474
>
>Charge Card WebService
>
>581 200 181
>
>320.666
>
>Update Flights WebService
>
>180 170 150
>
>166.666
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Note the Time Taken box has three separate times, with the first one being
>the first invocation just after the tomcat server starting - therefore
>being much larger then the rest.
>
>So I just what to know that do you think of these times?
>Are they good for this type of web site?
>What would be the optimal performance time for say a MS three tiered
>architecture be?
>What would be an optimal performance requirements of the web site system?
>Would these times be expectable?
>
>
Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Alex Kordun <ak...@cornell.edu>.
Peter,
Can you post some details about the hardware and software specifications
that you used for this test?
Alex
At 07:09 PM 4/27/2001 +0100, you wrote:
> Hi all,
>Just looking at that other performance mail and I just wanted to post this
>to see what you think.
>I conducted a simple WebService performance test for a simple web site
>that I made.
>The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to backend web services.
>He are the times that were recorded.
>
>
>SOAP Call<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
>"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
>
>Time Taken (ms)
>
>Average Time (ms)
>
>Initialize WebService
>
>4046 441 61
>
>1516
>
>Search Query WebService
>
>1542 1072 570
>
>1061.333
>
>Check Credit Card WebService
>
>2828 801 361
>
>1330
>
>Update PassengerDetails WebService
>
>922 270 230
>
>474
>
>Charge Card WebService
>
>581 200 181
>
>320.666
>
>Update Flights WebService
>
>180 170 150
>
>166.666
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Note the Time Taken box has three separate times, with the first one being
>the first invocation just after the tomcat server starting - therefore
>being much larger then the rest.
>
>So I just what to know that do you think of these times?
>Are they good for this type of web site?
>What would be the optimal performance time for say a MS three tiered
>architecture be?
>What would be an optimal performance requirements of the web site system?
>Would these times be expectable?
>
>
Re: Web Service Performance
Posted by Vivek Chopra <vi...@yahoo.com>.
Peter,
How did you pass session related information
between the services?
Tx,
- Vivek
--- Peter Glynn <gl...@tcd.ie> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Just looking at that other performance mail and I
> just wanted to post this to see what you think.
> I conducted a simple WebService performance test for
> a simple web site that I made.
> The website just sends SOAP calls form servlets to
> backend web services. He are the times that were
> recorded.
>
> SOAP Call
> Time Taken (ms)
> Average Time (ms)
>
> Initialize WebService
> 4046 441 61
> 1516
>
> Search Query WebService
> 1542 1072 570
> 1061.333
>
> Check Credit Card WebService
> 2828 801 361
> 1330
>
> Update PassengerDetails WebService
> 922 270 230
> 474
>
> Charge Card WebService
> 581 200 181
> 320.666
>
> Update Flights WebService
> 180 170 150
> 166.666
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Note the Time Taken box has three separate times,
> with the first one being the first invocation just
> after the tomcat server starting - therefore being
> much larger then the rest.
>
> So I just what to know that do you think of these
> times?
> Are they good for this type of web site?
> What would be the optimal performance time for say a
> MS three tiered architecture be?
> What would be an optimal performance requirements
> of the web site system? Would these times be
> expectable?
>
>
>
=====
email: vivek@soaprpc.com
web : http://www.soaprpc.com
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