First time Performance Problem

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Hi All,

We are having a web application. When we call our application first
time, it takes lots of time and afterwords it takes less time.

I am clear about the concept how .aspx page is called in .net framework
first time. It generates page level dll and then gives output to the
user.

Is there anyway through which we can prebuild these page level dlls and
let .net framework use those dlls instead of building it in the first
time call.

Any idea will be a great help.

Thanks,
Biren Prajapati
 
Hi All,

We are having a web application. When we call our application first
time, it takes lots of time and afterwords it takes less time.

I am clear about the concept how .aspx page is called in .net framework
first time. It generates page level dll and then gives output to the
user.

Is there anyway through which we can prebuild these page level dlls and
let .net framework use those dlls instead of building it in the first
time call.

Any idea will be a great help.

Thanks,
Biren Prajapati
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If you are using ASP.NET 2.0, it includes a feature that allows to
precompile your entire site into managed assemblies that can be deployed
without markup or source code.
If you get MSDN Magazine, an article by Jeff Prosise entitled "An Overview
Of The New Services, Controls, And Features In ASP.NET 2.0" in the Visual
Studio 2005 Guided Tour issue.
Online here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/06/00/ASPNET20Overview/default.aspx
 
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