> Anyway, in this case it seems clear that you are experiencing the effects
of
> a limitation of the implementation. The BeanSerializer does not maintain
a
> record of instances that have been serialized to allow it to href them in
> later serializations. Therefore, any cyclic graph should, I be
hi,
java does not have containment (or by value) storage - all is by reference
so if your references are cyclic BeanSerializer will fail...
i have checked your code and it seems as if you never used it to print
values you are sending or you would easily see that to reproduce it is
enough just to
Dan Davis wrote:
> I'm aware of Axis, GLUE, and WASP through the archives,
> but has anybody explored more radical ways to improve
> performance?
hi Dan,
we attempted a much more radical approach to SOAP processing by focusing on
streaming deserialization and pipelined architecture - then of co
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