How can I optimize parsing in the MS SOAP toolkit?

How can I optimize parsing in the MS SOAP toolkit?

The most commonly used generic parsing models are: one-step parsing, push parsing, pull parsing and hybrid parsing. Which one is used by MS SOAP toolkit? How can I optimize the parsing technique (MS SOAP toolkit)?

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MS SOAP Toolkit parses SOAP messages using DOM, which is a tree parser. I'm not aware of any way that you can optimize it. If performance is a problem for you, you might consider using a different SOAP implementation. If you're using C/C++/C#, I'd recommend WASP Server for C++. It uses a stream-based pull parser. If you are using VB/VBA/VBScript, I'd recommend PocketSOAP (also supports C/C++/C#). It uses James Clark's expat parser, a stream-based push parser.

This was first published in January 2003

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