Murphy's Law, and How Not To Call a Web Service
Recently, we've been assigned to assist another company in a development/maintenance role. They had an existing web application, written in Java and used by a large number of users- the web application was up and running and they needed to modify the application to interface with an external system, but they did not have the people who knew Java
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thanks for the note. It's good to know that Axis would behave this way. I also put couple of applications using Axis. We did have thousands of hits BUT I'm not sure if we ever had 20,000 transactions in 2 hours. But then, we had a cluster of servers(and all of them were running linux).
Even when our integration server was using Axis 1.x upon Windows, we didn't have these connection problems. But I don't remember the details like the number of transactions, connections, etc (AND the devil is in the details :-))
Do you know if Axis 2.x also has the same behavior (AND the same apache commons HttpClient fallback option) ?
Thanks very much,
BR,
~A
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