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| manojreddy524 |
 Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2017 10:10 pm Post subject: no.of operations in a service vs no.of services |
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Hi,
Any one please suggest me on following query.
If i have a soap sevice with 15-20 operations and there is a need to add one more operation. in this case can i add new operation to existing service or creating new service which is good option ?
Number of wsdls(diff flows) is better or single wsdl for all operation in terms of CPU utilization/load ?
As per my observation service contains more-than 20 operations taking too-much time to build/deploy the bar file.
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 5:57 am Post subject: Re: no.of operations in a service vs no.of services |
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| manojreddy524 wrote: |
| As per my observation service contains more-than 20 operations taking too-much time to build/deploy the bar file. |
I'm wondering why deploy time is a consideration here. How many times do you plan to change these WSDLs? Also, how much time is "too much time"?
I'd be more concerned with the maintability, readability and logical grouping of the services. Also with the run time responsiveness of the flows (rather than the build time). Where might you need to scale these services?
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| manojreddy524 |
| Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 6:55 am Post subject: |
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Hi Victor,
thanks for your reply.
As per my environment i need to concern deployment time also, we have services contains more than 30 operations , at the time of deployment we are facing issue like 'service is not deployed within 300 sec and giving timedout'.
and we need to add the operations as per business requirements.
So, Number of wsdls(diff flows) is better way or single wsdl for more than 20 operations is better way?
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 7:23 am Post subject: |
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| manojreddy524 wrote: |
| As per my environment i need to concern deployment time also, we have services contains more than 30 operations , at the time of deployment we are facing issue like 'service is not deployed within 300 sec and giving timedout'. |
I think you'll find firstly that what you're quoting is a warning and the deployment does actually complete; secondly, you can increase the timeout value.
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| and we need to add the operations as per business requirements. |
How often? Every 3 weeks for the rest of eternity, every 3 weeks for the next year or once every two or three years.
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| So, Number of wsdls(diff flows) is better way or single wsdl for more than 20 operations is better way? |
I stand by my previous comments.
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| manojreddy524 |
| Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 8:06 am Post subject: |
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| I think you'll find firstly that what you're quoting is a warning and the deployment does actually complete; secondly, you can increase the timeout value. |
Yes agreed, doing the same.
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| How often? Every 3 weeks for the rest of eternity, every 3 weeks for the next year or once every two or three years. |
we are continuously(at least once in a month) adding operations from last 2 years onward.
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| I stand by my previous comments. |
means there is no limit for operations in a service ???? |
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 8:25 am Post subject: |
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| manojreddy524 wrote: |
| we are continuously(at least once in a month) adding operations from last 2 years onward. |
I didn't ask how often you had been doing it, I asked what your future plans were.
But I don't see having to redeploy once a month being onerous if you continue that cadence.
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| Vitor wrote: |
| I stand by my previous comments. |
means there is no limit for operations in a service ???? |
No, means I think there are other considerations than the technical limit (and I suspect there is no reasonable limit). It's not a question of how many operations you want in a service, it's a questions of how you want to break up the operations in a service and why.
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You can also favor scalability and one distinct flow per operation, fronted by a dispatcher pattern that will cater to the wsdl... That would allow you to scale the operations independently 
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