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>From the colleague I am trying to help. Actually, I want to create a CGI program to provide Web Services. I will use SOAP and WSDL, since SOAP works with HTTP protocol. Thus, I can keep using the current business logic. What I need to do is just provide a service. I define the requirement by WSDL. How I get it is by SOAP. I don't care what platform or what language you are using as Web Services is a standard. However, I have to consider the performance issue. If thousand user calls the same program simultaneously, it will be a problem for the system. I have considered using socket. I did learn it from the tutorial provided by Scott Klement. Excellent material. I am thinking about the prestart job. Prestart job can take care the number of instances. Let's say, I start 5 instances initially. If the loading is too high, the system automatically creates another instance. Once the workload back to normally, the system delete the instance. As we can control the max number of instances, the system won't be overload. The job cannot be serviced will be in the queue. Of course, the design has to consider the response time, it should be very faster. Let's say the program A is to retrieve the stock price. It will be called by both CGI program and Green Screen program. 1000 Internet users and 100 internal users are calling this program for different stock. Traditional CALL has to open the file 1100 times and close it 1100 times. It is not acceptable. I need to open the file once and listen the call to provide the stock price. You know, in Internet, the number of users can be much more than we expect. I cannot let all users call the program. I have to control it. Limit the resource by prestart job; otherwise, it can take all resources of the system. \Vincent -----Original Message----- From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of SASchollenberger@xxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: November 16, 2005 10:15 AM To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries Cc: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion Subject: Re: Pre-start a program I use a job schedule entry to start this kind of program. It is processing requests from a data queue. It is shut down when a special entry is placed on the queue. You could also add an auto-start job entry to one of your subsystems to get the program running. ---------------------- Scott
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