Saurabh Pillai wrote:
Mark Spritzler wrote:
For devices making Web Service requests are available on all those devices done very simply, don't really see how processing power or internal memory has any difference, specifically to calling and consuming a web service.
Mark
Yeah actually I was wondering if it makes any speed difference in processing received data and rendering a screen on mobile devices. but from your answer it looks like it does not.
Thank you.
Yes and no, but it isn't necessarily specific related to an iPhone or an Android phone, but a developer doing it incorrectly that might cause a performance problem. Typically these web services calls will be done asynchronously from the device so the perception of wait isn't there. If you make a web service that passes back tons and tons of data, of course it will be slow because of bandwidth and network IO and maybe even File IO. But it is no different than you would see in a StandAlone
Java Swing, or Java based Web site, or command line Java application.
Mark