Dave Tolls wrote:
Bear Bibeault wrote:From the stack trace it looks like something in Struts is using it.
It'll be something associated with the bean representing that Form.
Been a while since I've done struts, but I think if you don't define a scope for the bean it defaults to session.
Bear Bibeault wrote:OK, so then apparently something is needing the session. Just leave it on. The micro-milli-nano-seconds that might be saved by turing it off will have no real effect on your application's performance.
Bear Bibeault wrote:Does it work if you remove the directive?
Bear Bibeault wrote:Why?
Bear Bibeault wrote:Why do you specify session as false?
Vivek SharmaJi wrote:Your context does't have usws please try without this. https://dev7.something.com:8462/CMSService
Ulf Dittmer wrote:Well, I'm not sure what that code snippet does - it doesn't seem to involve SOAP ... ?
Real time? Nothing about Java is real time (not unless you use a special JVM, anyway, and even then handling 30MB of data is not going to be happening on a real-time basis); is that really what you want?
I'll ask a third time:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:Have you changed the memory settings of the JVM from their defaults? If not, try that first.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:OK, that's sizable. Are you sending it as a SOAP attachment? Otherwise, the performance will most likely suck no matter what you do.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:Have you changed the memory settings of the JVM from their defaults? If not, try that first.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:How big a file are we talking about? Have you changed the memory settings of the JVM from their defaults? If not, try that first.