Re: Axis2 create persistent connection

On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 1:50 PM, Batist <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> I want to consume a webservice made in .NET. For generating my source
> code, I
> used Axis2 based on the WSDL of the web service. I launched Axis without
> options.
>
> I can call the first method of the webservice. This is the authentification
> method "Connect" of the web service. After this, I call again a new method,
> but the webservice indicate that I'm not any more connected. The support of
> the web service told me it's because after I call the connect method, the
> connection is closed by java. And this, the webservice assume that I'm
> disconnected and close my session.
>
> To solve this problem, my successif call of the both method should maintain
> the connection in live. However, I'm not sure that Axis2 suggest this
> functionalities, is it true?
>
> How can I maintain connection between different calls?
>
> Here is my java code :
>
> WinbooksWebServiceStub stub = new
> WinbooksWebServiceStub("http://myUrl/Service.asmx");
> Connect c = new Connect();
> c.setKey("KEY");
> c.setUser("USER");
> c.setPass("PSW");
>

Axis2 uses httpclient in its http transport-sender implementation. And
there is a property that you can set to reuse the same httpclient for all
the service invocation from client over the same connection.

serviceClient.getOptions().setProperty(HTTPConstants.REUSE_HTTP_CLIENT,
Constants.VALUE_TRUE);

This may be helpful in this situation.

Thanks,
Kishanthan.

>
> ConnectResponse resp = stub.connect(c);
> ConnectParser connecterParser = new ConnectParser();//works and return the
> Token
>
> HelloWorld h = new HelloWorld();
> HelloWorldResponse Hresp = stub.helloWorld(h); //the result tell me that
> I'm
> not connected; connection lost
>
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