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Hi, i have &nbsp;a question...<br />
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I want to configure max number of requests that the webservice can process in jboss 4.2<br />
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I think that you configure it in jboss-4.2.3.GA\server\defa<wbr />ult\deploy<wbr />\jboss-web<wbr />.deployer\<wbr />server.xml<wbr />... i'm right?<br />
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My WS is an ejb 3.0 that is deployed into a *.ear file, i'm using javaxws to develop my WS<br />
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any idea?<br />
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I thank you in advance, expecting a prompt response...
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Hi, i have  a question...

I want to configure max number of requests that the webservice can process in jboss 4.2

I think that you configure it in jboss-4.2.3.GA\server\default\deploy\jboss-web.deployer\server.xml... i'm right?

My WS is an ejb 3.0 that is deployed into a *.ear file, i'm using javaxws to develop my WS

any idea?

I thank you in advance, expecting a prompt response...

Configure max number of requests that a Web Service can handle in JBoss

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Java App Servers

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