WSE for ATL Server?

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John Sparrow

Are there any plans for a Web Services Enhancement release
for ATL Server, so that webservices developed using ATL
Server can use features such as WS-Security as easily as
ASP.NET webservices?

JS
 
I could, but that would kind of defeat the purpose of
doing Native C++ webservices with ATL Server....
 
So you want both raw performance and ease of use? :-)

While IJW/MSIL is likely measurably slower (although there are some studies
that show JITing can be faster than native code in some circumstances), are
you sure it matters for your particular application?

Dan
 
So you want both raw performance and ease of use? :-)
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Yes, thank you, That would be nice ;-)

My webservice will be providing partners worldwide with
realtime price quotes on financial instruments (stocks,
futures, fx, etc) and naturally I want it to be as fast as
possible. I have experimented with a version in
WSE/ASP.NET/C# and a version in ATL Server and my ATL
Server version runs approximately a thousand times faster
than the ASP.NET version. And the ATL Server uses an SSL
encrypted channel with client certificate mapping, which
the ASP.NET version does not.

However, I do not believe that ASP.NET is actually that
slow. I must be doing something wrong (although all my
ASP.NET webservice does is return a string "Hello" +
username"). A single call takes about a second to
complete...

Any input on what I might be doing wrong in my ASP.NET
version?
 
So you want both raw performance and ease of use? :-)
Click to expand...
Yes, thank you, That would be nice ;-)

My webservice will be providing partners worldwide with
realtime price quotes on financial instruments (stocks,
futures, fx, etc) and naturally I want it to be as fast as
possible. I have experimented with a version in
WSE/ASP.NET/C# and a version in ATL Server and my ATL
Server version runs approximately a thousand times faster
than the ASP.NET version. And the ATL Server uses an SSL
encrypted channel with client certificate mapping, which
the ASP.NET version does not.

However, I do not believe that ASP.NET is actually that
slow. I must be doing something wrong (although all my
ASP.NET webservice does is return a string "Hello" +
username"). A single call takes about a second to
complete...

Any input on what I might be doing wrong in my ASP.NET
version?
 
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