Sven Hasselblad
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Sven Hasselblad
asked on 10 Aug 2009, 11:58 AM
Hi
We are currently using asp Update panels in usercontrols on a tabstrip and we thougt that this would ensure us that only the current tab:s usercontrol/ where sent to server for processing. But during a performance analysis we found out that all usercontrols on the page where sent to the server.
Is this the behaviour of the RadAjaxPanel as well?
I have done some reading on the products pages and on the forum but haven't found any info on this subject.
Best regards
Sven Hasselblad
We are currently using asp Update panels in usercontrols on a tabstrip and we thougt that this would ensure us that only the current tab:s usercontrol/ where sent to server for processing. But during a performance analysis we found out that all usercontrols on the page where sent to the server.
Is this the behaviour of the RadAjaxPanel as well?
I have done some reading on the products pages and on the forum but haven't found any info on this subject.
Best regards
Sven Hasselblad
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Hello Sven,
In order to preserve the original page life-cycle both RadAjax and MS ASP.NET AJAX will send the entire page form values you can however minimize the transfer and optimize the performance using RadCompression.
Please check "HOW TO USE VIEWSTATE COMPRESSION ALONG WITH RADCOMPRESSION" section.
Kind regards,
Vlad
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In order to preserve the original page life-cycle both RadAjax and MS ASP.NET AJAX will send the entire page form values you can however minimize the transfer and optimize the performance using RadCompression.
Please check "HOW TO USE VIEWSTATE COMPRESSION ALONG WITH RADCOMPRESSION" section.
Kind regards,
Vlad
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Sven Hasselblad
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answered on 13 Aug 2009, 05:24 AM
Hi
That was what I suspected.
I will take a look at RadCompression.
The problem we have is that a large page + viewstate is sent back to server and that the serialized viewstate ends up on the large object heap where it is very expensive to garbage collect it.
So I think we need to look over our application and split it in several pages + disable some viewstate in order to speed it up and decrease the memory use on the server.
Best regards
Sven Hasselblad
That was what I suspected.
I will take a look at RadCompression.
The problem we have is that a large page + viewstate is sent back to server and that the serialized viewstate ends up on the large object heap where it is very expensive to garbage collect it.
So I think we need to look over our application and split it in several pages + disable some viewstate in order to speed it up and decrease the memory use on the server.
Best regards
Sven Hasselblad