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    Hi all, I am new in .NET, I wrote a simple web service using VS 2003 where it will return some data of my customers. I need to invoke this web service with large amount of data now(e.g.3000rows record). I was thinking of how can I process this in bulk with better perfomance rather than calling the service in real time? I have the input file which is in CSV format. I will be glad to hear any of the suggestions. Thanks! :)

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      Hi all, I am new in .NET, I wrote a simple web service using VS 2003 where it will return some data of my customers. I need to invoke this web service with large amount of data now(e.g.3000rows record). I was thinking of how can I process this in bulk with better perfomance rather than calling the service in real time? I have the input file which is in CSV format. I will be glad to hear any of the suggestions. Thanks! :)

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      use WSE 3.0 (web service enhancements). In wse, one of the improvement is MTOM(Message Transmission optimization mech.). You can use that for bulk & sensitive message processing. Read More here ![^] Download it here ![^]

      Education is not a way to escape poverty — it is a way of fighting it.

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        Hi all, I am new in .NET, I wrote a simple web service using VS 2003 where it will return some data of my customers. I need to invoke this web service with large amount of data now(e.g.3000rows record). I was thinking of how can I process this in bulk with better perfomance rather than calling the service in real time? I have the input file which is in CSV format. I will be glad to hear any of the suggestions. Thanks! :)

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        Abhijit Jana
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        Here is one of the best article in MSDN, for web service performance improvement. Improving Web Services Performance Please go through the link, which will help you a lot.

        Abhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.

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          use WSE 3.0 (web service enhancements). In wse, one of the improvement is MTOM(Message Transmission optimization mech.). You can use that for bulk & sensitive message processing. Read More here ![^] Download it here ![^]

          Education is not a way to escape poverty — it is a way of fighting it.

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          Kate28
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          Thanks Baran, but is there any related articles or sample codes that I can refer to? :rose:

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            Here is one of the best article in MSDN, for web service performance improvement. Improving Web Services Performance Please go through the link, which will help you a lot.

            Abhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.

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            Thanks Abhijit Jana for the useful link, I will have a look! :)

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