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<blockquote data-quote="akoeplinger" data-source="post: 703588" data-attributes="member: 109126">As far as the caching is concerned, I'll have to look into that. It should be done by Gentle automatically, but who knows what's happening behind the scenes ;-)I also think that downloading recordings should be part of a streaming component instead of the webservice itself. The way the webservice is currently implemented allows only one thread to do the work inside the service. This means that if one client is downloading a recording, the whole webservice would be blocked. I'd have to change the WCF service to Concurrency=Multiple, but then we have to deal with making the code multi-thread safe (which depends on Gentle being multi-thread safe).The suggestion on getting only basic program information for channels is very good, I'm working on that.WebProgramBasic would contain only these properties: IdProgram, IdChannel, StartTime, EndTime, Title, Description, DurationInMinutes.Are these enough?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="akoeplinger, post: 703588, member: 109126"] As far as the caching is concerned, I'll have to look into that. It should be done by Gentle automatically, but who knows what's happening behind the scenes ;-) I also think that downloading recordings should be part of a streaming component instead of the webservice itself. The way the webservice is currently implemented allows only one thread to do the work inside the service. This means that if one client is downloading a recording, the whole webservice would be blocked. I'd have to change the WCF service to Concurrency=Multiple, but then we have to deal with making the code multi-thread safe (which depends on Gentle being multi-thread safe). The suggestion on getting only basic program information for channels is very good, I'm working on that. WebProgramBasic would contain only these properties: IdProgram, IdChannel, StartTime, EndTime, Title, Description, DurationInMinutes. Are these enough? [/QUOTE]

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