Minimize delivery failures

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Mike King

My company has three buildings with a network connecting them between. One
of the buildings is outside of the country (in the Dominican Republic). I
would like for a program had I have built to be able to communicate with a
web service running in one of the other two buildings. I have started some
basic testing of the reliability of the connection to the DR building by
pinging a server with different buffers sizes (ping -n 100 -l <buffer size>
<server name>). I have noticed smaller buffers are more reliable. So my
question is, can I compress portions of my soap message to minimize the
chance of failed deliveries?
 
Mike said:
My company has three buildings with a network connecting them between.
One
of the buildings is outside of the country (in the Dominican Republic). I
would like for a program had I have built to be able to communicate with a
web service running in one of the other two buildings. I have started
some basic testing of the reliability of the connection to the DR building
by pinging a server with different buffers sizes (ping -n 100 -l <buffer
size>
<server name>). I have noticed smaller buffers are more reliable. So my
question is, can I compress portions of my soap message to minimize the
chance of failed deliveries?
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Seems to me that if you use HTTP as your transport, the nature of TCP/IP
would make sure that your packets are received, or your sender will receive
errors.
 
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