Jax-Ws RI: simultaneous hit

Hi,
I have a running jax-ws ri web service. When 2 clients are trying to hit it it doesn't work simultaneously. What I mean it waits until the first request returned result and only then executes the second one.
Any ideas?

Thanks,
John,

What is the container? Tomcat? Grizzly? - it is up to the container to manage separate requests.

Bill

William Brogden wrote:What is the container? Tomcat? Grizzly? - it is up to the container to manage separate requests.

Bill

Tomcat 5.26

Hi!
There are many factors involved in how requests are processed, some are:

If the service endpoint implementation class is an EJB, then only one single thread at a time will be allowed to execute in the EJB. Since an EJB acting as a web service endpoint is a stateless session bean, there may be many instances of the EJB concurrently executing.

If the service endpoint implementation class is a POJO, then the web service is considered to be a servlet-based endpoint. Such an endpoint share characteristics with a servlet in the way that mutliple threads are allowed to execute within the same instance of the class.

Thread management of the container. For Tomcat you may want to consider to examine the attributes of the connector which serves the web service requests - see the server.xml in the conf directory in the Tomcat installation. Documentation at http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/config/http.html

Best wishes!

Ivan Krizsan wrote:Hi!
There are many factors involved in how requests are processed, some are:

If the service endpoint implementation class is an EJB, then only one single thread at a time will be allowed to execute in the EJB. Since an EJB acting as a web service endpoint is a stateless session bean, there may be many instances of the EJB concurrently executing.
If the service endpoint implementation class is a POJO, then the web service is considered to be a servlet-based endpoint. Such an endpoint share characteristics with a servlet in the way that mutliple threads are allowed to execute within the same instance of the class.
Thread management of the container. For Tomcat you may want to consider to examine the attributes of the connector which serves the web service requests - see the server.xml in the conf directory in the Tomcat installation. Documentation at http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/config/http.html

Best wishes!

I do not think I am using ajbs.
I have the jaxws servlet listener in the web.xml
And a simple implementation class that is defined in sun-jaxws.xml

I looked at this page. It didn't help me really. Can anyone point me into the right direction?
Thanks.