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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Performance / December 2007

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XmlSerialization Object Memory Usage27 Dec 2007 17:33 GMT12
Framework 1.1
Our environment requires us to deserialize xml messages into objects.
In doing some memory analysis I've found the following that doesn't make any
sense to me so I was hoping someone could shed some light on the issue.
Cross domain performance24 Dec 2007 15:32 GMT4
I need to implement a plugin interface that is isolated and can be loaded
and unloaded at any time.  Right now I am usign a second app domain and
calling in to it using remoting.  The problem is remoting is way to slow.  I
need to pass in a Stream of data a couple hundred times a ...
Is Vista too slow for Dev. work?24 Dec 2007 15:19 GMT10
I'm struggling to get an answer to this. I asked two months back on another
forum and got no response. I asked on SQL forums but, of course, they use
WS2003.
So I'll be brief.
HttpWebRequest not performing?04 Dec 2007 21:49 GMT3
Hoping someone can provide some insight or alternatives on this issue.    We
make heavy use of a 3rd party data provider to obtain quote data for a
commercial web application.  We obtain the data via the function shown below
basically using HttpWebRequest.
Number of appdomains in worker process03 Dec 2007 05:58 GMT1
I want to find the number of app domains loaded in a worker process. I can
use the ".NET CLR Loading - Current appdomains" counter, however all the
worker process instances are named w3wp, w3wp#1, w3wp#2, ...  
If I know the PID of the process, is there any way to know which ...
 
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