Web Services caches information for object types. Type information is not cached until the type is referenced for the first time, and will cause a small delay.
To avoid any server or caching delays, you may want to run a primer client to activate the Web Services and cache the most popular object type information. The easiest way to cache the object type information is to perform repeated calls to GetObjectTypeInformation(). The object types to consider for this technique could be one of the following:
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Object Type |
Definition |
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cr |
Request |
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chg |
Change Order |
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iss |
Issue |
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cnt |
Contact |
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nr |
Asset |
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wf |
CA Workflow (Change Orders) |
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iss_wf |
CA Workflow (Issues) |
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prp |
Property (for Change and Issue) |
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prptpl |
Property Template (for Change and Issue) |
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cr_prp |
Request Property |
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cr_prptpl |
Request Property Template |
Add any additional object types your client code references.
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