Bug: Web Service – Acrobat X

Question

Hi,
I have a problem with calling a web service from a xfa form. I have JavaScript like this:
Net.SOAP.wireDump = false;
var service = Net.SOAP.connect(oListURL);
laResult = service.myService({p1: lValue1, p2: lValue2, p3: lValue3, pXml: lXml});
Parameter pXml is a string. It contains xml data filled in the form. So this parameter may be very long.
In Acrobat/Reader, 9 it works very quickly.
In Acrobat/Reader X, it works very slowly. It depends on a length of the parameter pXml:
Length=10 000 bytes , Duration=5 seconds
Length=20 000 bytes , Duration=11 seconds
Length=30 000 bytes , Duration=21 seconds
Length=40 000 bytes , Duration=35 seconds
Length=50 000 bytes , Duration=51 seconds
Length=60 000 bytes , Duration=73 seconds
There is almost a quadratic dependence on the length of the parameter pXml.
Process Acrobat takes 99% of CPU when the line laResult = service.myService(…); is running.
I think it is a bug in Acrobat/Reader X. Do you know any solution how to keep off this bug in Acrobat/Reader X?
Thank you
Michal

Answer 1

You shoudl post this on the Acrobat forum as it has nothing to do wth Designer.
Paul