Hi NG,
I have build a little ASP.NET application, that provides my other sites
with picturestreams from a database.
Everything is fine, except that loading a picture the first time takes
some seconds. I guess there is some compilation etc. in the background.
After the first time, the picturesite responds in an instant.
So my question: Can I force the ASP.NET site to be "permanently cached",
so that it responses fast even the first time? I have it running on an
IIS 5.1 Server.
Thanks in advance,
Frank 2 860
Not until 2.0 arrives will we truely have a workable solution for the
start up compilation penalties. There are some workarounds available
but someone will always have to 'pay the price' on first hit in 1.x.
--
Scott http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 18:16:28 +0100, Frank Schumacher
<fs*******@informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote: Hi NG,
I have build a little ASP.NET application, that provides my other sites with picturestreams from a database. Everything is fine, except that loading a picture the first time takes some seconds. I guess there is some compilation etc. in the background. After the first time, the picturesite responds in an instant.
So my question: Can I force the ASP.NET site to be "permanently cached", so that it responses fast even the first time? I have it running on an IIS 5.1 Server.
Thanks in advance, Frank
Thanks for the info, Scott.
Now I can stop searching for it :)
Scott Allen wrote: Not until 2.0 arrives will we truely have a workable solution for the start up compilation penalties. There are some workarounds available but someone will always have to 'pay the price' on first hit in 1.x. -- Scott http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 18:16:28 +0100, Frank Schumacher <fs*******@informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote:
Hi NG,
I have build a little ASP.NET application, that provides my other sites with picturestreams from a database. Everything is fine, except that loading a picture the first time takes some seconds. I guess there is some compilation etc. in the background. After the first time, the picturesite responds in an instant.
So my question: Can I force the ASP.NET site to be "permanently cached", so that it responses fast even the first time? I have it running on an IIS 5.1 Server.
Thanks in advance, Frank
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