Re: JAVA400-L Digest, Vol 6, Issue 234

[Mike Burdette <Mike.Burdette@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

     Hi Michael:

     Thanks for your reply.

     We are not creating our service from a wsdl, but rather from a Java
     class. So we choose the "Java Bean Web Service" as our Web Service type.

     Is there an option that would work for creating a webservice from an
     existing Java class?

     Thanks again!

     message: 2
     date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 05:58:38 -0800 (PST)
     from: Michael Hawes <mihawes@xxxxxxxxx>
     subject: Re: Object creation as pertains to Web Services in
         Websphere...

     Did you use the wizard to craete a Java Bean skeleton? On the "Web
     Service Skeleton Java Bean Configuration" page, for "Service deploy
     Scope" specify "Application" rather than the default value of "default".

     The resulting entry in the generated file "ibm-webservices-bnd.xmi" for
     the scopt attribute might look similar to the following:

     <wsdescBindings xmi:id="WSDescBinding_1219844169757"
     wsDescNameLink="myDescName">? <pcBindings
     xmi:id="PCBinding_1219844169757" pcNameLink="myLinkName"
     scope="Application"/></wsdescBindings>

     This should use a singleton (Application scoped)?rather than a request
     scoped bean. Hope that helps.

     Mike

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     ----- Original Message ----
     From: Mike Burdette <Mike.Burdette@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
     To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
     Sent: Monday, 17 November, 2008 13:30:36
     Subject: Object creation as pertains to Web Services in Websphere...

     Hi:

     We are developing a Java based web service in Rational 6.0.1 to be
     deployed in WAS 6.0. The web service is being used by a .Net front end
     to
     fetch as well as update data on the iSeries.

     We notice that when deployed to WAS 6.0 on the iSeries, the constructor
     for the Java object that provides the Web Service is called each time
     the
     web service is called. We would like to provide some initialization
     instructions that would persist between calls to the web service, but it
     slows our response when the object is created for each request. (The
     object is created only once when using the Websphere Test Environment.)

     Any thoughts on how to do this?

     Thanks
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