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m.a
Hello,

I want to investigate that data that is send to server during a postback.
I want to know it so I can optimize the postback data to speed up the
postback. It seems that my current application send around 100K of data
during a postback which I am sure I do not need all of these data. I know
that most of these data are related to viewstate, but I want to investigate
in detail. Is there any way that I can see the data that is send to server
during postback when I am testing my application in MSVC 2008?

Best regards


Oct 23 '08 #1
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several options. install fiddler so you can see requests on the browser
side. you can also just dump the form collection on the server side.

it is a best practice to turn viewstate off on all pages. this may
require minor recoding (rebinding grids on postback, moving code from
onload to either oninit or createchildcont rols).

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
m.a wrote:
Hello,

I want to investigate that data that is send to server during a postback.
I want to know it so I can optimize the postback data to speed up the
postback. It seems that my current application send around 100K of data
during a postback which I am sure I do not need all of these data. I know
that most of these data are related to viewstate, but I want to investigate
in detail. Is there any way that I can see the data that is send to server
during postback when I am testing my application in MSVC 2008?

Best regards

Oct 23 '08 #2

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