Abstract
Based on XML, Web services inherit not only the advantages of XML, but its relatively poor performance, which makes it a poor choice for many high-performance applications. In this paper, we propose a new approach to improve Web services performance. Focusing on avoiding traditional XML parsing and Java reflection at runtime, this paper develops a service-specific SOAP Processor to accelerate execution. Moreover, SOAP Processor embeds several cache implementations and uses a novel adaptive cache mechanism, which can choose an optimized cache implementation dynamically in the runtime. Through our experiments in this paper, we observed that our approach can achieve a huge performance gain by incorporating the SOAP Processor into the SOAP engine.
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