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First query I've ever answered on this website - shame it had to be my own!!! After much googling, found this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/137212/how-to-solve-performance-problem-with-java-securerandom Changed the file dlc/jdk/jre/lib/security/java.security. Replaced...

Hi. Just started to look at upgrading to 11.3 from 10.2. Redhat Linux 2.6.18-194.el5 OpenEdge 11.3 Apache Tomcat/7.0.42 What I've noticed is that once I enable SSL on the AppServer and Web Service, response is EXTREMELY slow. Using SOAPUI I can confirm that the correct data is returned using...

Cheers. Slowly wading through the learning process. I figure the easiest way is to do what you suggested. Deploy the same web service n times and then change the properties to point at the respective appserver.

But anyway, is it possible to use a single webservice deployment to connect to multiple appservers (each of which serves a single database) on the same server? Or do I have to proxygen a webservice for each appserver?

And then you disable the service to get access to all the properties............ ...........got it :rolleyes:

Thanks RHD. Had a 4 day break and just returned to the salt mines today, hence the lack of response. When I r-click on the deployed web service, all I get is:

Which is what I meant to say :) (hence the last sentence). 1 Appserver / db.

Hi. Just started working with Web Services / proxygen and looking at going ahead with it. Thing is, we have 31 database on 8 different servers. We're deploying a web service that will look at specific client information in each db. The web service we have developed works fine. What is the...

Hi Tom. Thanks for the reply. Don't know where I've been for the last couples of weeks but it certainly wasn't here :lol:

Thanks Tom. Why does the upside start to vanish? I would have thought that having a -B > db size would permit every added record to remain in memory? Or have I misunderstood?

G'day. Openedge 10.2A, Redhat Linux, 12GB memory, 4k blocks We're running multiple servers, multiple dbs / server. None of the db's are very large. One server we have 2 db's - 1 around 2.5Gb, the other around 700mb. Is there an issue if I set the -B value to some large figure? E.g. for the...

Thanks Tom. Yeah I know about the OS-COMMAND to run unix commands but in the app we use, we need to get to the unix prompt to do other stuff. The OS-COMMAND("sh") on SCO and RH doesn't work either. On SCO, instead of echoing the value of "$PWD" (e.g. /usr/bin), it echoes the string "$PWD". On...

Hmmm. Both show /bin/ksh and the PATH's are almost the same. vi doesn't have the dlc directory in it (but does have the dlc/bin). How would I use OS-COMMAND to get to the unix prompt?

On RH, I shelled to the command prompt from both Progress and vi. vi retained all settings, Progress didn't. Is there another way of getting to the prompt from Progress apart from using the "unix" command?

Hi again. Can anyone enlighten me as to the differences between 9.1 (Sco-Unix) and 10.2 (Redhat) when you shell out to the unix command-line using "unix"? Using ksh. The reason I ask is that in 9.1, when I shell out, my environment functions the same was as it does before going into...

I hope you don't mind me resurrecting this thread but I would like to ask a question relating to it. In the organisation where I work, we have mutiple db's run on multiple servers, using Progress 9.1D (upgrading soon to 10.2B). Each server is administered by a local IT person, who has root...

Redhat Linux 10.2A ISO8859-1 CHAR vt100

DEFINE VARIABLE p_Parameter AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO. ASSIGN p_Parameter = "e2ps.py -i$FILEIN -o$FILEOUT -dHP:3 -tWIDE -s10". DISPLAY p_parameter FORMAT "x(5)" WITH FRAME a-frame. The DISPLAY statement shows "e2ps.py -i$FILEIN o$FILEOUT -dHP:3 tWIDE s10"

I really didn't know how to title this and tried to do searches but had the same problem. Trying to assign postscript arguments into a character string before doing a UNIX call. E.g. wstr = "filename -iINFILE -oOUTFILE -tWIDE -s10". When I display the string I get something like "filename...

Oh I see! Yep, that's all I've done. So it's a trade off between fragmentation and wasting space? And seeing as how storage is relatively inexpensive, that's not as big a deal.