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Web Service Call slow on first attempt...

I have a web service, that until recently ran very quickly every time it
was called, first call included. Now, the first time it is called, it is
very slow and subsequent calls are normal. The strange thing is that if
I set it up to allow HTTP GET in the app.config so I can call it from a
remote web browser, every call is equally fast, including the first
call. My determination is that the slowdown must be in the client
application and is occurring for all my clients. Is there a way to see
what is happening under the hood when the call is made and the response
is received so I can determine where the delay is at? Any assistance
would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jon King
Nov 9 '06 #1
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