Silverlight Tip of the Day #44: Silverlight-enabled WCF Services versus ASMX Web Services

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re: Silverlight Tip of the Day #44: Silverlight-enabled WCF Services versus ASMX Web Services

mike.snow — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 00:06:15 GMT

anyeone -

Hi, I just tried out your scenario and I had 0 seconds go by when making the WCF call.

I then tried it with milliseconds and I got 123 milliseconds go by, which is about what I would expect.

Might be an issue on your machine.

re: Silverlight Tip of the Day #44: Silverlight-enabled WCF Services versus ASMX Web Services

anyeone — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:52:49 GMT

A comment/question regarding the speed of WCF services being called from Silverlight - is there any known issue with this being particularly slow when running in the VS2008 debugger?

I have a web project that exposes a Silverlight enabled WCF service with a handful of OperationContracts that currently are returning hard coded, very small results (usually either a single value or a few light objects defined in DataContracts with only a couple properties (usually an integer id and a string description).

The solution has a Silverlight application project in it, and it includes a service reference to the WCF service in it.

The problem - the callbacks from the WCF service are taking 10 seconds! Even though they aren't actually accessing a database and are just returning simple data.

An example:

[OperationContract]

public int GetDocumentCount(int someIdIWillUseEventuallyButNotNow)

{

///TODO: Implement me instead of passing back nonsense.

return DateTime.Now.Second;

}

takes 10 seconds!

I have worked with WCF from ASP.NET and have never had the callbacks be so slow, even with real data access occurring.

Any ideas?

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re: Silverlight Tip of the Day #44: Silverlight-enabled WCF Services versus ASMX Web Services

figuerres — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:37:51 GMT

what about using Silverlight with WCF TCP ??

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Silverlight Tip of the Day #44: Silverlight-enabled WCF Services versus ASMX Web Services

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In Tip of the Day #42 I talked about how to create and use a web service using WCF for your Silverlight