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How can I disable batch compilation for my ASP.NET web pages so that the first user accessing the web site doesn’t experience slow performance?
Reuben Frost
The batch property of the compilation element, which is enabled by default in ASP.NET, is used to control whether the initial page request will continue to compile additional files in the same directory before completing the original request. This can cause significant delay to the first several initial...
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13 Jan 2010
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How can I deploy a single ASP.NET web page to a web site that is precompiled?
Reuben Frost
Every now and then, you may find yourself in the situation where you need to deploy a single file on a precompiled web site. I know I certainly have. Here are the steps that I would use to accomplish this: Build and precompile your whole web site as usual; Search in the "Bin" folder of the...
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29 Jan 2009
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How can I precompile my ASP.NET web pages so that the first user accessing the web site doesn’t experience slow performance?
Reuben Frost
Precompiling your ASP.NET web pages is a great way to increase the performance of your web site. Once your web site has been precompiled, all of the content of your .ASPX, ASMX, ASAX, etc. files will be transformed into DLLs and placed in the "Bin" folder of your web site. If you were to open one...
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29 Jan 2009
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