CXF service and getport takes a lot of time - soap

Question

I am developing a SOAP client with CXF.
I have the code generated by wsdl2java.
I have done a JAR executable to test.
When I try to make a request, I do this first:
Service ss = Service.create(wsdlURL, SERVICE_NAME);
MiNTService port = ss.getPort(MiNTServiceSOAP, MiNTService.class);
wsdl is the URL to the web service.
SERVICE_NAME is a QName of the service.
MiNTService is the class generated from wsdl2java code.
MiNTServiceSOAP is a QName of the endpoint
MintSErvice.class is the name of the class generated by wsld2java
The service.create expends 10 minutes
The gerPort() expends 10 minutes too.
And after all that time... the request is done.
I have try put all wsdl locally, but the same result.
What could be happening????.
The system has:
4GB RAM
5GB free space disk.
CPU 2.5 GHz
Ping to the server is normal...
The connection is over https
With Axis2 there is no problem of time request, but we cant use axis2 because has a lot of problems with signed request... and we are trying CXF.
Thanks to all

Answer 1

Solution:
The problem was the way to export a "runnable jar file" from Eclipse.
If you package the libraies into the jar... it becomes slow.
The solution is select the option of "Copy required libraries into a sub-folder next to the generated jar" in the export process.
Tremendo el asunto.....
Bye

Answer 2

I am also having the same problem of direct calling below Service constructor when the provided web service is down. Service.create(wsdlURL, SERVICE_NAME) also internally calls below constructor.
In my case, When the web service is online everything works fine.
What I expect is a quick response from the Service initialization if it is not possible to initialize without hanging long time.
Can we set a timeout to this call?
Are there any specific way of doing this?
Or is this a known problem of CXF?
here is the Service Constructor I am using:
protected Service(java.net.URL wsdlDocumentLocation, QName serviceName) {
delegate = Provider.provider().createServiceDelegate(wsdlDocumentLocation,
serviceName,
this.getClass());
}