What is the BufferResponse property?
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What is the BufferResponse property?
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The BufferResponse property of the WebMethod attribute is used to buffer the responses for a Web method. Enabling buffering improves the performance of an application by minimizing communication between the worker process and IIS (Internet Information Services) process. When the BufferResponse property is set to true (default), ASP.NET buffers all the responses before communicating them to the client. Whereas, when the BufferResponse property is set to false, ASP.NET buffers the responses in chunks of 16 KB while communicating to the client.
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