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Boost Web Service Performance in JAX-WS With Fast Infoset

Overview XML message transmission and processing are at the foundation of the web service programming model. To effectively improve web service performance, one needs to reduce the overhead associated with parsing, serializing, and transmitting XML-based data. Fast Infoset is an open, standards-based solution for doing just that. It specifies several techniques for minimizing the size of XML encodings and maximizing the speed of creating and processing those encodings. Using these techniques, one can tune Fast Infoset encoding according to one's specific domain requirements, whether that means favoring compression over processing performance or requiring efficient compression but not at the expense of processing performance.

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PublisherJupiterMedia File FormatHTML
Date PublishedSeptember 2007
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