Are ASP.NET Pages compiled>

[Mark Fisher]

Hi all.

I have read in several places that ASP.NET pages are compiled the first time
they are run, and thefore run quicker the next time they are accessed. Is
this true? If so, what are they compliled to, ie, where is the compiled
file stored. I am playing around with some pages using Web Matrix, and all
I can see are the orginal .aspx files, no sign of any complied version.

Thanks

[Kumar Reddi]

Hi Mark,
Yes asp.net pages are compiled. The application gets compiled into a single
dll, which is usually placed in the applcations bin folder. But the files
asp.net uses to service the requests are placed in a different folder named
Temporary ASP.NET Files, which is usually located under

%WINNT%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\Temporar y ASP.NET Files

Asp.net uses the files located under sub folders located under this folder.
If there are any changes to the source, then asp.net compiles the source and
updates these files, so the source directory is never touched while
servicing the requests. So, with this approach you can simply replace any
dll in the bin folder without restarting the application or iis, which used
to be a big problem in the classic asp

Let me know if you have any more questions

Kumar

"Mark Fisher" <mf*****@uku.co.uk> wrote in message
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Hi all.

I have read in several places that ASP.NET pages are compiled the first time they are run, and thefore run quicker the next time they are accessed. Is
this true? If so, what are they compliled to, ie, where is the compiled
file stored. I am playing around with some pages using Web Matrix, and all I can see are the orginal .aspx files, no sign of any complied version.

Thanks

[Mark Fisher]

Thanks for that, I can see the dlls on my pc now.

"Kumar Reddi" <ku********@REMOVETHIS.gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi Mark,
Yes asp.net pages are compiled. The application gets compiled into a
single
dll, which is usually placed in the applcations bin folder. But the files
asp.net uses to service the requests are placed in a different folder
named
Temporary ASP.NET Files, which is usually located under

%WINNT%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\Temporar y ASP.NET Files

Asp.net uses the files located under sub folders located under this
folder.
If there are any changes to the source, then asp.net compiles the source
and
updates these files, so the source directory is never touched while
servicing the requests. So, with this approach you can simply replace any
dll in the bin folder without restarting the application or iis, which
used
to be a big problem in the classic asp

Let me know if you have any more questions

Kumar

"Mark Fisher" <mf*****@uku.co.uk> wrote in message
news:tn**************@newsfe6-win.ntli.net...

Hi all.

I have read in several places that ASP.NET pages are compiled the first

time

they are run, and thefore run quicker the next time they are accessed.
Is
this true? If so, what are they compliled to, ie, where is the compiled
file stored. I am playing around with some pages using Web Matrix, and

all

I can see are the orginal .aspx files, no sign of any complied version.

Thanks