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Too much memory and time spent parsing large message
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Too much memory and time spent parsing large message
------- Additional Comments From paulius_p@hotmail.com 2002-09-02 19:36 -------
I was testing simple scenario. Client sends request to the server which is very
small SOAP message and gets back big one. All time was spent parsing that only
reply message.
I took a look at message parsing code and it seems to me that this is
architectural problem. I may be mistaken but it looks as if parser is creating
lots of small objects (strings and maybe events in xml recorder?) that eat all
the memory. The speed would be much better if parser would directly create
objects from SOAP message without using any temporary objects.