Your question is titled "XmlDocument .Load response times". In my opinion, you are clubbing the problem of the XmlDocument class loading an Xml file from a stream and the problem of the response time taken to retrieve that entire stream from the network resource.
Try loading the file after saving it locally. How much time does it take then ? You will have isolated the cause of the problem. On May 27, 6:58 pm, bbbs <[email protected]> wrote: > I am writing my first code to parse an XML response obtained from a > HTML GET response. > > The code is very simple : > > // Create a new XmlDocument > XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); > > // Load data > doc.Load("http://clad01/api/v1/company/list/ > 521826-440382-681782"); > > The code is fine in that it beings back the data and I can navigate > the XML structure fine. The problem is the response time, it takes > 30-40 seconds for the "doc.Load" call to execute. > > The XML document being returned is very small approx 300-400bytes, and > the webserver is a local Apache instance on the same machine. If I > access the URL via a browser the response is instantaneous. > > Any ideas on what I can do to speed this up? Is there a better way of > doing this? > > thanks > RK
