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The data portal configuration information is on the data portal page in the FAQ: http://www.lhotka.net/cslanet/faq/DataPortalFaq.ashx I also walk through implementing compression in the Silverlight video series and in the Using CSLA 4: Data Portal Configuration book.
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I've been scanning through the forums reading post regarding Wcf compression and all that I seem to find is compression related to Silverlight. Has anyone successfully implemented Wcf compression in a non-Silverlight application? We are currently using remoting with compression and I would like to...
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In this previous thread , Rocky mentioned that "the size limits are just as real with the WCF tcp bindings as the http bindings. The specific settings and configuration may be different, but the limits are still there." I'm just wondering why I haven't run into the limits using the...
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I am working on improving the performance of our web hosted silverlight application. This is the application written in CSLA.NET for Silverlight. End user will access the website through internet, so we are trying to reduce the size of the message transferring between Silverlight client and Web Site...
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Question: I am developing a large application and have multiple client/server libraries. For example: XYZ.Business.Administration.Client XYZ.Business.Administration.Server XYZ.Business.Common.Client XYZ.Business.Common.Server XYZ.Business.Operations.Client XYZ.Business.Operations.Server Do I need to...
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Hello, I followed the instructions in the F.A.Q. about setting up compression. I am using Siverlight 4, Csla 4.0.0 and .net 4 in Visual Studio 2010. When using localhost everything works and compress/decompress is fine. I am using the cSharpZipLib as stated in the F.A.Q. as well. When I move this to...
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Hi Janns, Under the scope of Remoting I've done a lot of testing of compression libraries: SharpZipLib LZF QuickLZ FastLZ SharpZipLib resulted in the best compression but it was so slow that the complete transmission time (start of compression - transmission - end of decompression) wasn't good...
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I'm not sure how its licensing compares but have a look at DotNetZip library We were a bit frustrated with SharpZipLib (assembly size for download to the Silverlight client, and incompatibility with .NET compression, and a few others). After some looking around found DotNetZip library - we adapted...
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I was asking you - and making a general statement that any SL app beyond the simplest demo should use compression - otherwise you should expect poor perf and periodic blowouts when you exceed the max WCF limits. There are WCF size limits that go in clientconfig also, yes. http://www.lhotka.net/cslanet...