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How to improve performance of InTouch applications

Olav Lint

A lot of customers are complaining that the systems (development and runtime) are acting slower in newer versions compared to the older ones.

For example where it takes 4-6 seconds for another window to open.

Windowmaker responding very slow when you click.

I would like to start a discussion about your experiences and how you improved this.

One of the things I found was the antivirus. The customer changed the default folder path of the InTouch application, but did not change the exclusion in the antivirus for this other folder.

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  • I would like to contribute with my feedback.

    When I create and use a native window in windowmaker it takes too much time to open and edit these type of windows in canvas. (any solution suggestion for this problem is appreciated)

    Creating a frame window and assigning graphics created in industrial graphic editor provides better performance.

  • in reply to Ramazan Tuncer

    That is indeed a nice improvement.
    Also when managing and maintaining applications. Industrial graphics are better.
    In that case only changing the graphic instead of an entire window.

    Unfortunately, if you have old InTouch applications that have been migrating through the years and working good. Changing them to Industrial graphics is a bit more work and not always a go to for customers. (development cost)

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  • in reply to Ramazan Tuncer

    That is indeed a nice improvement.
    Also when managing and maintaining applications. Industrial graphics are better.
    In that case only changing the graphic instead of an entire window.

    Unfortunately, if you have old InTouch applications that have been migrating through the years and working good. Changing them to Industrial graphics is a bit more work and not always a go to for customers. (development cost)

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