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and in a similar vein the same goes for custom error redirection

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Old August 10th, 2008, 11:45 AM
rvj
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3. does the use of custom errors such as invalid directory (404) etc have a
miminal impact on server resources or it is significant

4. ... and are there any easy ways to monitor/measure/compare ?


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Old August 10th, 2008, 12:55 PM
Anthony Jones
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re: and in a similar vein the same goes for custom error redirection



"rvj" <rvj@rolemodels.netwrote in message
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3. does the use of custom errors such as invalid directory (404) etc have
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miminal impact on server resources or it is significant
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Thats not easy to answer because

1. The question isn't that clear (when a 404 happens the server has to do
something anyway)
2. In normal circumstances errors would be rare hence performance impact
would not be a consideration

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4. ... and are there any easy ways to monitor/measure/compare ?
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Don't know of 'easy' ways, although your definition of 'easy' may differ
from mine.

Putting it all together you are considering sending images using a Custom
404 hack. Its much more expensive than allowing IIS to serve up the images
itself.


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Old August 10th, 2008, 01:05 PM
rvj
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re: and in a similar vein the same goes for custom error redirection



I was thinking in terms of having virtually having no directory structure
to speak of so virtually all requests would be via custom redirection to a
database or some other routing technology



"Anthony Jones" <Ant@yadayadayada.comwrote in message
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"rvj" <rvj@rolemodels.netwrote in message
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>3. does the use of custom errors such as invalid directory (404) etc
>have
a
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>miminal impact on server resources or it is significant
>>
>
Thats not easy to answer because
>
1. The question isn't that clear (when a 404 happens the server has to do
something anyway)
2. In normal circumstances errors would be rare hence performance impact
would not be a consideration
>
>
Quote:
>4. ... and are there any easy ways to monitor/measure/compare ?
>>
>
Don't know of 'easy' ways, although your definition of 'easy' may differ
from mine.
>
Putting it all together you are considering sending images using a Custom
404 hack. Its much more expensive than allowing IIS to serve up the
images
itself.
>
>
--
Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
>
>

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Old August 10th, 2008, 02:15 PM
Anthony Jones
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re: and in a similar vein the same goes for custom error redirection


"rvj" <rvj@rolemodels.netwrote in message
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I was thinking in terms of having virtually having no directory structure
to speak of so virtually all requests would be via custom redirection to
a
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database or some other routing technology
>
>

Funny that I've just this minute been discussing that in the iis group (see
subject ' custom 404 page headers problem' started by 'Simon')

Also in this group 'Detecting if modified since in Classic Asp' started by
'Simon'

However I don't need either of these threads to say: Don't do it, its just
plain mad.

At least not in this way (using the 404 hack).

Instead get yourself a freebie ISAPI URL rewriter and do it that way.



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Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET


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Old August 10th, 2008, 07:55 PM
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re: and in a similar vein the same goes for custom error redirection


thanks for the advice

PS this is where I came in



"Anthony Jones" <Ant@yadayadayada.comwrote in message
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"rvj" <rvj@rolemodels.netwrote in message
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>>
>I was thinking in terms of having virtually having no directory
>structure
>to speak of so virtually all requests would be via custom redirection to
a
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>database or some other routing technology
>>
>>
>
>
Funny that I've just this minute been discussing that in the iis group
(see
subject ' custom 404 page headers problem' started by 'Simon')
>
Also in this group 'Detecting if modified since in Classic Asp' started by
'Simon'
>
However I don't need either of these threads to say: Don't do it, its
just
plain mad.
>
At least not in this way (using the 404 hack).
>
Instead get yourself a freebie ISAPI URL rewriter and do it that way.
>
>
>
--
Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
>
>

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