RE: NuSoap Class fget() func

We been tracing the time differences between us and the webservices
(mappoint), we notices that nusoap calls the wsdl file and defines its xml
schema and operations. It then starts the authentication (digest) call, pass
its soap message and waits for response, after a response is answer it
process the info. If I make a call to the same webservices again, can it
pre-auth my user/password the first time and know the next time?  Any
suggestion if this can be done.

thanks in advance.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: nusoap-general-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:nusoap-general-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Scott
> Nichol
> Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 2:45 PM
> To: NUSOAP LIST
> Subject: Re: [Nusoap-general] NuSoap Class fget() func
>
>
> It may well be that fgets() is not the issue at all.  It is
> reading data from the network.  It may be that the development
> endpoint for MapPoint is taking 14 seconds to reply to your
> request.  The only way you will know for sure is to monitor the
> network during the call.  Both Win2k (Network Monitor) and
> Linux/UNIX (tcpdump) include the necessary utilities.
>
> Scott Nichol
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "jyang" <jyang@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "NUSOAP LIST" <nusoap-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Cc: <drose@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 1:04 PM
> Subject: [Nusoap-general] NuSoap Class fget() func
>
>
>
> I have some questions on the nusoap class. we been testing against
> mappoint webservices and in doing so we found there was slowness in
> retrieval of data from the nusoap class.  I'd trace it down to what I
> think....maybe the cause of the problem. It seem that "fgets()" in
> function getResponse() caused a drop in processing spreed and it seems
> to happen only to files that are larger than 8meg or large amount of
> data its trying to read. It only happening on the first occurrences. see
> my ex below "DROP START HERE":
>
> I'm looking for any suggestion on how to increase this function
> (fgets()) performances or others that will do the job better. And
> yes...I'm looking at decreasing my results set.
>
>
> Any help would be great....
>
> example from DEBUG
>
> soap_transport_http: found end of headers after length 279
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP reponse TIME AFTER12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP TIME BEFORE12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: read body of length 0
> soap_transport_http: received a total of 279 bytes of data from server
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP TIME AFTER12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP TIME BEFORE12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: closed socket
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP CLOSE SOCKET12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: found nonce in WWW-Authenticate: Digest qop="auth",
> realm="MapPoint", nonce="c3fxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
> soap_transport_http: calling fsockopen with host
> routev3.staging.mappoint.net
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP FSOCKOPEN BEFORE12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: socket connected
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP FSOCKOPEN AFTER12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP request TIME BEFORE12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: wrote data to socket, length = 1866
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP request TIME AFTER12:32:19
>
> DROP START HERE ......
>
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP response TIME BEFORE12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: BEFORE fgets(): 12:32:19
> soap_transport_http: AFTER fgets(): 12:32:25
>
> END HERE....
>
> soap_transport_http: BEFORE fgets(): 12:32:25
> soap_transport_http: AFTER fgets(): 12:32:25
> soap_transport_http: AFTER fgets(): 12:32:25
> soap_transport_http: found end of headers after length 250
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP reponse TIME AFTER12:32:25
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP TIME BEFORE12:32:25
> soap_transport_http: read body of length 72276
> soap_transport_http: received a total of 72526 bytes of data from server
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP TIME AFTER12:32:26
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP TIME BEFORE12:32:26
> soap_transport_http: closed socket
> soap_transport_http: NUSOAP CLOSE SOCKET12:32:26
> soap_transport_http: end of send()
>
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