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Any good way to minimize postback in ASP.NET with ADO.NE
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14/05/2006 21:20:48
 
 
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ASP.NET
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Hi Bonnie,

Thank for your feedback. We refer to have a web based application to ease the issue of having to install application on our client machine. We have our own Web services that is use by our web application, but the speed is too slow. Is there any way to improve the speed to be on par as client server application ?

>Virusim,
>
>Do you need to actually have it be a web application or would it be better to simply access your data over the web via Web Services? If you can install a .NET windows form application on your users computers, then that would be preferable to having them access a web app over a browser. The user-experience will be much the same as it is now with the client/server app if you use a .NET WinForm app with Web Services instead of a ASP.NET app.
>
>~~Bonnie
>
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>We are told to some sort of port some windows based application that work on client server ideal to ASP.NET web application. However, we are not able to get some good result as ASP.NET is slow in loading and saving data. We are trying to using ADO.NET discconnected dataset to work on our data, however, we still can't get the performance of those window based application. The postback of the ASP.NET is one of the issue that causing the user to have poor impression of the web application that it is slow.
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>>Anyone got any advises/comment for me on how to make my ASP.NET web application have the same performance and work like windows based application. we need to work on huge data offline, then post it back when done. We are using ASP.NET 1.1 and SQL Server 2000 SP4. Thank you
Best Regards
Virusim
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