HUGE Web Service Performance Issue
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Hi, A colleague of mine just asked for a spot of help in relation to a web service. Seems it was taking a long while for our web site to build the client object (its a web reference to an asmx web service ...) Then I looked at the client code ... 4.3Mb WSDL file!!!!! 7mb .CS code file!!!!!! 182,000+ lines of code!!!!!!!!!!! Has anyone seen or have experience with a service like this? To my mind this is utterly insane, I've certainly never encountered a single service of this size. Is there anything that could be done client side to try to improve performance? Cheers, James Jammer
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Hi, A colleague of mine just asked for a spot of help in relation to a web service. Seems it was taking a long while for our web site to build the client object (its a web reference to an asmx web service ...) Then I looked at the client code ... 4.3Mb WSDL file!!!!! 7mb .CS code file!!!!!! 182,000+ lines of code!!!!!!!!!!! Has anyone seen or have experience with a service like this? To my mind this is utterly insane, I've certainly never encountered a single service of this size. Is there anything that could be done client side to try to improve performance? Cheers, James Jammer
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For asp.net, I don't see a problem with that. if it's really optimized managed code, it should run really fast. What does it do?
i thought cs is the extension of C# file..............................
I wish I could believe there is an after life.
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i thought cs is the extension of C# file..............................
I wish I could believe there is an after life.
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Well yah it is, but the OP posted his concern in the Web Development forum, instead of the asp.net forum, so I did not want to assume anything here at this point.
The Code for sigle file can be subdivided into many files for easy execute by following particular Structure.
manak