One clever thing that Rick Strahl's West-Wind optionally did was to
compress the responses. If you control both ends of the process, and if
the response is large, then a quick compression (zip) before
transmitting the response, and then a de-compression (unzip) of the
response on the client, can really speed up responses where network
slowness is hindering performance. Even a quick zip can achieve
compression of 70% or greater with little time overhead.
Of course a JSON response is less 'wordy' than an XML response so that
helps lower overhead as well.
Let us know how it goes.
On 12/24/2014 10:52 AM, Tracy Pearson wrote:
A web service will eliminate the slow speed caused by the network
Christof explained perfectly.
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