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Using IIS 7.0: urlCompression with heavy ViewState enterprise application

IIS 7.0: urlCompression

What is the best configuration of this feature in an enterprise application with heavy ViewState usage, large content pages along with highly configurable data?

Assume:

  • Strong database server
  • Web farm
  • Load balanced

What I am not asking is alternatives to boost performance, just this feature specifically.

+1  A: 

As long as the CPU on your webserver can handle it, I would turn on "doDynamicCompression". We've seen that the page size is 30% smaller when an app has a large viewstate.

David  2009-09-28 19:36:33

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