[wsas-java-dev] service archives having libs in the aar takes too long to respond

Charitha Kankanamge charitha at wso2.com
Wed Dec 5 20:22:01 PST 2007


We have also noticed that the WSAS server startup time significantly 
increased in snapshots. (In my winxp box, Startup time of a fresh 
WSAS2.1 instance was ~20 sec, however the latest WSAS-snapshot took ~40 sec)

regards
Charitha

Keith Chapman wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Yesterday I was trying to switch our dependency (of the Mashup Server)
>to WSAS-SNAPSHOT but had to put it on hold as one of our tests were
>failing. The scraper test (the one that was failing) tries to invoke the
>scraperservice to perform some scraping task. The reason for failure was
>read timed out. Debugging through I noticed that the service takes a
>hell of a lot of time to respond (with WSAS 2.1 based on Axis2-1.3 the
>response comes in less that a second but here it was taking more than 5
>mins and still didnt respond). Notably the scraperservice has a bunch of
>libs in its service archive and due to its similarity with WSDLConverter
>service in WSAS I tried converting a WSDL 1.1 to 2.0 on both WSAS 2.1
>and SNAPSHOT.
>
>Guess what, 2.1 responds in less that a second and SNAPSHOT just waits
>without responding. This seems to be some issue in Axis2.
>
>Note that both these services have a bunch of jars inside the aar.
>
>Thanks,
>Keith
>
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