Hi,
We have built a WPF application on the .NET 3.5 Framework with the BETA 2 release of VS2008. We have used a Ribbon nested inside of a RibbonWindow to provide our navigation and functionality. It appears however that the application is constantly re-rendering. After running the Windows SDK WPF Profiler toolset we noticed a large amount of time being spent on rendering and it never seemed to stop. Is this a known problem or is there a way to disable continuous rendering?
We are seeing a response time of close to 10-20 seconds for anything, including simple button clicks. The Profiling tools also indicated that none of the application was being rendered in Hardware but rather Software. Is there a property to specify how the Ribbon or application is rendered?
Thanks in advance for any help!
We have built a WPF application on the .NET 3.5 Framework with the BETA 2 release of VS2008. We have used a Ribbon nested inside of a RibbonWindow to provide our navigation and functionality. It appears however that the application is constantly re-rendering. After running the Windows SDK WPF Profiler toolset we noticed a large amount of time being spent on rendering and it never seemed to stop. Is this a known problem or is there a way to disable continuous rendering?
We are seeing a response time of close to 10-20 seconds for anything, including simple button clicks. The Profiling tools also indicated that none of the application was being rendered in Hardware but rather Software. Is there a property to specify how the Ribbon or application is rendered?
Thanks in advance for any help!
