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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / February 2007Runtime Performance Configuration Settings
In Microsoft Knowledgebase article 821268 (http:// support.microsoft.com/?id=821268 ) there are some configuration settings for .net v1.1 Are these the same in v2 or are their additional options? For an application which has a .Net v2 windows form application on client pc's and connects to .Net v2 web services. Which level (web server of client) would these changes need to be made at and in what config file? Better article at: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998583.aspx#scalenetchapt17_topic16 See the Web Services Tuning section for some answers to your question. Eugen > In Microsoft Knowledgebase article 821268 (http:// > support.microsoft.com/?id=821268 ) there are some configuration [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > server of client) would these changes need to be made at and in what > config file? Am I correct in thinking that these changes to the machine.config should be made only on the computer (client pc) that is requesting the web services? > Better article at: > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > server of client) would these changes need to be made at and in what > > config file? Robin, This is my understanding too. ASP.NET Web services use the same ASP.NET runtime as ASP.NET applications. But the bottleneck is happening in the web pages calling the web service, and this is what is trying to get optimized, in my opinion. Eugen > Am I correct in thinking that these changes to the machine.config > should be made only on the computer (client pc) that is requesting the [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > server of client) would these changes need to be made at and in what > > > config file? I mean, the optimization should be implemented on the server where the ASP.NET web pages are running. Most likely, this is not the client pc but a corporate server where the ASP.NET pages resides, right? Eugen > Robin, > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > > > server of client) would these changes need to be made at and in what > > > > config file? To clarify the 3 tier system has a .Net Windows application which calls a .Net web service (on web server) which connects to a SQL Server on another server. >From this you are saying that the changes should be made on the Web Service layer and not the client pc? > I mean, the optimization should be implemented on the server where the > ASP.NET web pages are running. Most likely, this is not the client pc but a [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > > > > server of client) would these changes need to be made at and in what > > > > > config file? Robin, The settings from the article you've indicated are trying to solve performance problems when calling a web service from an ASP.NET application, trying to optimize the performance of the ASP.NET processes. This is my understanding. Are you sure that your performance issues does not resides in the way your client application is written, threads locking, etc.? Eugen > To clarify the 3 tier system has a .Net Windows application which > calls a .Net web service (on web server) which connects to a SQL [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] > > > > > > server of client) would these changes need to be made at and in what > > > > > > config file? Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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