- SDK - SOAP Delays
- Posted by Al on July 1st, 2003
Anyone know a way to speed the SDK Soap calls? We've got a QUAD Pentium
with 1.5 GB of system memory and the SDK is pretty painful.
Thanks,
Alex Waddell
awaddell _a+t_ codestrike /d_o_t/ com
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- Posted by Al on July 1st, 2003
Thanks for the reply -- Is there a new proxy dll, or is the new SDK just the
new CHM file (that I have)?
Thanks,
Alex
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- Posted by John O'Donnell on July 1st, 2003
there should be a new proxy
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- Posted by on July 2nd, 2003
John,
What's the general reason for slowness in SOAP and MSCRM?
Mark
www.artifactnetwork.com
groups.yahoo.com/group/mscrm-technical
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- Posted by John O'Donnell on July 2nd, 2003
I have no idea
I was told that the new sdk should be faster. However as crm seems to
function totally using xml and soap I dont know what they can do to speed it
up.
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- Posted by Mark Heimonen on July 2nd, 2003
One big delay when using the SDK is that every call needs to be
authenticated. If you set up the MSCRMServices directory to allow anonymous
access (Set it up to use an account that is a valid CRM account using the
Internet Services Manager), you should notice a huge difference in
performance.
This is not a supported or desirable configuration, so I would definitely
not recommend leaving the directory set up this way, but you may want to try
it out just to see if you notice a difference in performance.
-Mark
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- Posted by John O'Donnell on July 2nd, 2003
Thanks for this Mark
I had heard there would be a fix for this - heard anything about this?
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- Posted by Paul Adams on July 3rd, 2003
John,
Are you refering to the new Proxy.dll that is including in CRM v1.0 or is
there a new one for download off msdn? I have tried to find it on msdn, but
had no luck.
Paul
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- Posted by John O'Donnell on July 3rd, 2003
Paul
There has been a a later release of the crm.proxy.dll. I'll have a look
later to find its location and get back to you
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- Posted by Rafael Zimberoff / Z-Firm on July 3rd, 2003
The whole SOAP/Web Service API in CRM is horribly slow. SOAP is high
overhead to begin with.
Note that CRM itself does not use SOAP/Web Services internally for the UI.
They have a proprietary COM interface that is fast.... but they do not let
the wider world use it.
Rafael
Z-Firm LLC
makers of OmniRush for MSCRM
www.zfirmllc.com
