I have a grid using simple binding method with a collection of business objects. Properties are declared in markup using the DataField attribute. Some properties are in nested objects and are qualified using dot notation. Properties are largely strings with a few dates and numeric.
Deployed app on 64-bit server with an Intel Xeon E7220 with 8 GB RAM running on Windows Server 2003 R2. Using 64-bit .NET 2.0 framework. When deployed, the binding of 100 rows with 40 columns takes about 700 ms. This seems high to me.
I assume the object binding is achieved with reflection. Are there optimizations in place? What's the best performing method of binding data to a grid?
Deployed app on 64-bit server with an Intel Xeon E7220 with 8 GB RAM running on Windows Server 2003 R2. Using 64-bit .NET 2.0 framework. When deployed, the binding of 100 rows with 40 columns takes about 700 ms. This seems high to me.
I assume the object binding is achieved with reflection. Are there optimizations in place? What's the best performing method of binding data to a grid?