With every click of a button the MEX client talks to the MEX database and transfers the requested data to the requestor. The speed at which this data is transfered can depend on a number of factors; Firstly the amount of data requested can play a big role in how quick you get your data. Obviously the larger the set of data, the longer it will take. The other factor being the bandwidth of your internal network and also your internet connection if you are accessing your data externally.
For users in a remote location with a low bandwidth, there is a way to reduce the amount of data travelling between clients using MEX and the server hosting the MEX Database. In turn helping to free up bandwidth and improve data transfer speeds.
This Tech Tip will guide users to enabling Dynamic Compression on your server.
Follow these steps to enable dynamic compression in the Windows IIS features:
Select system.webServer/httpCompression from the dropdown
Click the Ellipsis button to open the dynamicTypes Editor
Add required dynamicTypes
For more information contact MEX Support at support@mex.com.au