The SOAP Encoding Performance Kit featuring IBM WebSphere
Learn the performance impact of SOAP encoding styles on scalability and throughput on IBM WebSphere application server.
Software developers have many choices for building Web Service systems:
- SOAP encoding styles
- Web Service development tools
- Application servers
- Operating system platforms
A recent investigation shows each choice has an immediate and great impact on system scalability and reliability. The SOAP Encoding Performance Kit describes the choices for Web Service architecture and shows the performance and reliability tradeoffs that come with each choice. Plus this kit delivers test tools to stage tests in your own environment.
The SOAP Encoding Performance Kit includes:
Easy-to-read instructions describing how to build and test SOAP encoding styles: SOAP RPC and SOAP document-style.
- Test Web Service (TWS) - a free open-source Web Service that simulates a database-driven Web service.
- Performance_Agent - a free intelligent test agent that will show SOAP encoding scalability and performance.
- TestMaker - a free open-source utility to run Performance_Agent and to create agents for your own Web service testing.
The SOAP Encoding Performance Kit is free. So, get started right now. All it takes is one click:
Download The SOAP Encoding Performance Kit (403 Kbytes, Zip format)
The SOAP Encoding Performance Kit comes as a compressed archive in ZIP format of HTML and Java files. Once the archive file is decompressed on your local computer point your browser to the readme.html document among the decompressed files for further instructions.
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