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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm General / January 2008VS 2008, Web service and Extremely Slow Build
I have a Web Service with approx 90 functions. I had, or still have, a VS 2005 Windows app that has a reference to the Web Service and when building the Windows app it takes a few seconds to build the release or debug. Create a VS 2008 Windows app with only 1 form and a "hello world" button on the form, and building is blinding fast. Now add a Web Reference to the Web Service, and the app takes longer than 1 minute to build, release or debug. Make one change to the source file of the form, for example add a comment line, and the build takes a minute again. I don't know what it is doing, as during the build the CPU usage is 25% or lower, RAM usage less than 50% of the RAM (quad AMD with 3 gig RAM). Well, I don't know the cause here - but perhaps create the web-reference code manaually (not inside VS) via wsdl.exe, wse3wsdl.exe or svcutil.exe? Then it doesn't recreate until you want it to... If the web-service is in the same sln, you might also want to try using a web-application project for the web-service; in my experience these buold a lot quicker than the web-site equivalents. (this only applies if the time is being used building the web-service). Marc Thanks, I used the wsdl.exe program, no joy though, exactly the same results, the build takes more than a minute. The following sucks, but at least I can work. I create a separate assembly, it only references the Web Service (or it uses the proxy generated by wsdl.exe - both works). Then the original app references this new assembly and call the Web Service through the new assembly, so where the call previously was for example TheWebService.GetCustomers() it is now NewAssembly.TheWebService.GetCustomers() When the Web Service changes, then rebuilding the new assembly takes a minute, but building the main app after this is as fast as expected. Geez ... > Well, I don't know the cause here - but perhaps create the web-reference > code manaually (not inside VS) via wsdl.exe, wse3wsdl.exe or svcutil.exe? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Marc > I don't know what it is doing, as during the build the CPU usage is 25% or > lower, RAM usage less than 50% of the RAM (quad AMD with 3 gig RAM). I don't have an answer to the main question (why the build is so slow), but the fact that CPU usage is 25% and you have a quad CPU seems to indicate that the compiler is running a single thread, so it is only using one of your four CPUs, and it is working at 100% of the capability of that one CPU. So yes, it is busy during all the time that your compilation is taking. Yup, on a single core PC the CPU runs at 100% performing the same exercise. >> I don't know what it is doing, as during the build the CPU usage is 25% >> or lower, RAM usage less than 50% of the RAM (quad AMD with 3 gig RAM). [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > one CPU. So yes, it is busy during all the time that your compilation is > taking.
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