# E10.1.500.8 BPM Add References **Category:** [Epicor ERP 10](https://www.epiusers.help/c/e10/5) **Created:** 2016-12-09 00:15 UTC **Views:** 1625 **Replies:** 11 **URL:** https://www.epiusers.help/t/e10-1-500-8-bpm-add-references/36560 --- ## Post #1 by @josecgomez Anyone else notice that the Add References Dialog in E10.1.500.8 BPM takes MINUTES to load? --- ## Post #2 by @aidacra < cough > it's looks like a feature < /cough> _SCR 176567 - BPM Implement asynchronous loading of assembly references in Add Assembly Reference UI. Introduced in 10.1.500_ --- ## Post #3 by @josecgomez Oh yes!!! And what a lovely feature!! šŸ˜±šŸ˜¤šŸ˜” --- ## Post #4 by @aidacra I feel that there may be an _ever so slight_ chance my dear friend that you aren't being completely 100% sincere with your comment below [quote="josecgomez.trigemco, post:1, topic:36560, full:false"] Oh yes!!! And what a lovely feature!! [/quote] I'll inquire as to why this change was introduced and I'm sure you'll be tickled that it is this way! (maybe) But in the meantime, hey look, a :snowman: --- ## Post #5 by @litzer67 I just tested mine and it loaded in seconds. I tested a few different BOs and Methods and on subsequent method directives it loaded instantly. Scott --- ## Post #6 by @josecgomez On Version 500? --- ## Post #7 by @josecgomez So I checked again this morning, and it loaded much faster.,... it may have been my connection... *GRUMBLE* --- ## Post #8 by @litzer67 10.1.500.8 --- ## Post #9 by @Bart_Elia We added a new trace to monitor connection failures after enjoying troubleshooting customer performance issues that were using cell networks. Once we started writing out retries we saw the network disappearing constantly and the client valiantly trying to reconnect. Of course to the user the UI looked dog slow. Digging for that switch... --- ## Post #10 by @Mark_Wonsil Weā€™ve been using the SSL client. While it doesnā€™t stop network issues, the ā€œperceivedā€ response seems better than the always on connection. Or am I just imagining this? Mark W. --- ## Post #11 by @Bart_Elia Http is a much more forgiving protocol. I have gone to recommending nettcp only for internal to data center connections especially since MS made massive gains in perf in http for dotNet 4.5. When we started Ice3 / E10, the Http stack in WCF did not perform well. No longer the case. There are a variety of 'in the box' options now, all documented well. --- ## Post #12 by @Chris_Conn Mine also takes a bit to populate. Usually 25-40 seconds --- **Canonical:** https://www.epiusers.help/t/e10-1-500-8-bpm-add-references/36560 **Original content:** https://www.epiusers.help/t/e10-1-500-8-bpm-add-references/36560