Webpage loading takes about 15 seconds with DSL

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Danny

Hi,

we have just uploaded our first APS.NET webpage some days ago.

Now we had to notice that it takes soo long until the page is shown. About
15 seconds.

First we thought, maybe it's because we have our clients in germany and the
server is located in the USA. But this is not the reason, because the ping
is ok.

Now we looked at the code, the pictures sizes and so on, but we could not
find a problem here. Everything should be quite fast.

Then we asked our provider and they said, well, if the ping is ok, then it
must be our problem. I guess that it has to do with the shared server and
thus shared IIS we are using, because haved loaded the page one time and
deleting the clients cache, the next loading of the page is much faster.

Visitors will be very disappointed, because they want to have a quick
loading process form the beginning on.
Please help? What could be the problem and how to solve it?!

Regards
Danny
 
Do you have a URL we can look at?

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Danny,
The basic process in ASP.Net is the code is compiled the very first time it
is run when the web application starts. Once the site has had 20 minutes or
so of inactivity, and the last session is destroyed the application is
released from memory. That's how IIS recovers resources and maintains a
healthy state. When the site is hit again IIS creates the application space
and the ASP.Net code is re-compiled. This is just how the process works. You
could try to set up some automated browser that will view an .aspx web page
on your site every so often to try to maintain the application in a compiled
state in memory.
 
Hi Danny,

On shared hosting environemnt on IIS6, by default, application pool always
shutdown asp.net process in case of 20 minutes of inactivity. And then
whenever we are requesting page after asp.net process shutdown, it always
take about 10 to 20 seconds to restart itself.

I switched 3 shared hosting company for one of my client and finally get one
good hosting company where I didn't find this issue.

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check the page's viewstate size. a site accessed with dsl like yours
should not be using viewstate.

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Hi guys,

thanks a lot for the explanations and the tipps you gave me!

I will try to reproduce the behaviour you set and follow your hints.
If there still will be any question, I would like to answer again, but at
the moment I think I have retrieved very wealthy information from you guys!

Thanks again,
Danny
 
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