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BSP Compression

Posted on Aug 10, 2009 at 06:49 AM 13 Views

We will be using a bespoke BSP application for HR Performance Management. There are already high Network turn around times and AccAd is being investigated. However we were also thinking of caching Mimes and activating the HTML Compression in the BSP pages.

Is this still necessary with AccAd?

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    author's profile photo Jana Richter
    Jana Richter
    Posted on Aug 14, 2009 at 08:16 AM
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    Hi Mike,

    sure, sounds like a good fit - in general AccAD can improve the response times over WAN for BSP applications quite well. Whether you still enable caching static resources in the browser and compressing the pages, depends a bit on your overall infrastructure: Would this help LAN users as well? Are there any users in the WAN that will not be able to access the system via AccAD? Is it likely that there will be a small latency / bandwidth restriction between user and AccAD Client Front-End? If any of those concerns apply, then it might make sense to use those "tuning features" of the application itself. But in general, it's not a prerequiste for AccAD to enable this first.

    Best regards

    Jana

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