XML compression

Question

I have a client server application that sends XML via TCP / IP from a client to a server, and then passes it to other clients. As I know, what is the minimum size of XML that could guarantee improved performance by compressing XML, and not for sending on a regular stream.

Are there any good indicators on this or examples?

Answer 1

Xml usually compresses very well, as it tends to repeat a lot.

Another option is to exchange files in binary format; BinaryFormatter or NetDataContractSerializer are simple parameters, but both of them, as you know, are incompatible (for example, with java) compared to xml.

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