Background: I have an enterprise application with hundreds of JAXB classes. These classes are used in serving 50+ JAX-WS web-services. While troubleshooting performance (source: dynatrace), we realized that lot of time is being spent on the server runtime (container) before request reaches to model objects. I added Servlet filters to capture overall time spent to service the request but I am trying to capture the time spent by JAX-WS to marshal/unmarshal SOAP requests.
I have tried using :
- JAXB Marshal/Unmarshal listeners using the help from this link Reference 1
My problem with this approach is: All of these examples have their own JAXBContext.. but in my case every server container created its own JAXBContext and I couldn't find way to inject my listeners into app server's JAXBcontext..
-- Can you please help me with this ?
- SOAP Handlers as described on this link: Reference 1
Problem with this approach: How do I find out if timings include JAXB marshaling ? Also, how to separate the these timings from what SOAP handlers would capture ? Which one gets executed first by the app server ? SOAP handler or JAXB marshaling ?
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