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First the obvious: You know of course that the first time the webservice is run it has to be compiled? Well if you did not know that, now you do and that is the reason why on first access a web service is so slow. Once it has been compiled though it should be pretty quick.

Second Answer: 30 seconds does seem a long time, sure your hosting provider or internet connection is up to scratch? Even from down here in South Africa I can access microsoft example webservices with a max time of 10 seconds. For example I did a test on the UDDI site and it took 6 seconds, which is pretty good considering CNN.com takes 30 seconds to load through my internet browser.

Third Answer: Webservices are not meant to be performance applications. They are not meant to replace hand coded C++ or assembler modules which calculate the positon of every star in the galaxy in under 2 seconds. On my local webserver they are pretty fast compared to usual ASP code (seeing as ASP+ is compiled now) but still nothing compared to C++ app's. Also there are a lot of layers to navigate and methods been called behind the scenes when you use a webservice request.

I know none of those were solution-answers, but maybe at least one answered part of what you asked. Big Grin | :-D

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Paul Watson
Cape Town, South Africa

e: paulmwatson@email.com
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