Hi
I'm working on a web-application ajax-enhanced, with loads of telerik compononents on each page. An expert came and audited the app mainly for memoery leaks we experienced with some clients. After seeing the code and the pages weight, he told us the page view state was way too heavy, and that we had to optimise each and every page by working with the enable view state of each control, which suprised me as I never saw the view state as an enemy and thought that disabling view state on elements was for specific scenarios... the question is do I really have to manually manage the view state of the controls, which means I have to browse each of the 500-pages of the application and asking myself of each control of this pages if I need to enable the view state or not. I must say I'm quite sceptical with this analyse so I would like to know...
Thanks in advance
R Giudicelli
I'm working on a web-application ajax-enhanced, with loads of telerik compononents on each page. An expert came and audited the app mainly for memoery leaks we experienced with some clients. After seeing the code and the pages weight, he told us the page view state was way too heavy, and that we had to optimise each and every page by working with the enable view state of each control, which suprised me as I never saw the view state as an enemy and thought that disabling view state on elements was for specific scenarios... the question is do I really have to manually manage the view state of the controls, which means I have to browse each of the 500-pages of the application and asking myself of each control of this pages if I need to enable the view state or not. I must say I'm quite sceptical with this analyse so I would like to know...
Thanks in advance
R Giudicelli