VB.Net, ASP .Net using VB .Net Speed issue

ASP .Net using VB .Net Speed issue

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Paul #1 / 5	ASP .Net using VB .Net Speed issue I have a couple of sites that reside on my IIS server. They are really basic ASP .Net sites that I wrote using VB .Net and they do a little bit of Database access (DB resides on same machine). When testing the sites (as I am programming them) access is pretty quick. However, when I connect to each site remotely, the load time for the page seems to be about 20 to 30 seconds. Is there a way to speed this up for all sites? Does it have to do with Web.config? Does it have to do with anything in IIS? Thank you, Paul
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 01:03:51 GMT

Patrice Scrib #2 / 5	ASP .Net using VB .Net Speed issue As it seems related to the type of link you are using to access these pages, I would start by checking the size of the HTML pages. Patrice Quote: > I have a couple of sites that reside on my IIS server. > They are really basic ASP .Net sites that I wrote using > VB .Net and they do a little bit of Database access (DB > resides on same machine). When testing the sites (as I > am programming them) access is pretty quick. However, > when I connect to each site remotely, the load time for > the page seems to be about 20 to 30 seconds. > Is there a way to speed this up for all sites? > Does it have to do with Web.config? > Does it have to do with anything in IIS? > Thank you, > Paul
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 01:16:12 GMT

<colin> #3 / 5	ASP .Net using VB .Net Speed issue there is a compile time overhead the first time a page is called, after that it should speed up Colin Quote: > I have a couple of sites that reside on my IIS server. > They are really basic ASP .Net sites that I wrote using > VB .Net and they do a little bit of Database access (DB > resides on same machine). When testing the sites (as I > am programming them) access is pretty quick. However, > when I connect to each site remotely, the load time for > the page seems to be about 20 to 30 seconds. > Is there a way to speed this up for all sites? > Does it have to do with Web.config? > Does it have to do with anything in IIS? > Thank you, > Paul
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 01:31:33 GMT

Paul #4 / 5	ASP .Net using VB .Net Speed issue It is only 5456 bytes on the client side for my largest site. And they are aspx pages so I don't know if that makes a difference but compared to other sites that load faster than mine, I would expect my sites to be super fast. Also, I think this has to do with the cache, but when I reload the page it is slightly quicker, but it is still marginally slower compares to other sites. Quote: >-----Original Message----- >As it seems related to the type of link you are using to access these pages, >I would start by checking the size of the HTML pages. >Patrice >> I have a couple of sites that reside on my IIS server. >> They are really basic ASP .Net sites that I wrote using >> VB .Net and they do a little bit of Database access (DB >> resides on same machine). When testing the sites (as I >> am programming them) access is pretty quick. However, >> when I connect to each site remotely, the load time for >> the page seems to be about 20 to 30 seconds. >> Is there a way to speed this up for all sites? >> Does it have to do with Web.config? >> Does it have to do with anything in IIS? >> Thank you, >> Paul >.
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 01:32:37 GMT

Patrice Scrib #5 / 5	ASP .Net using VB .Net Speed issue Are you sure it is related to the type of link you are using then ? There is an overhead associated with the first access as your app is compiled but you should have a similar behaviour on both links. Try to first make sure it is related to the type of links you are using... Patrice It is only 5456 bytes on the client side for my largest site. And they are aspx pages so I don't know if that makes a difference but compared to other sites that load faster than mine, I would expect my sites to be super fast. Also, I think this has to do with the cache, but when I reload the page it is slightly quicker, but it is still marginally slower compares to other sites. Quote: >-----Original Message----- >As it seems related to the type of link you are using to access these pages, >I would start by checking the size of the HTML pages. >Patrice >> I have a couple of sites that reside on my IIS server. >> They are really basic ASP .Net sites that I wrote using >> VB .Net and they do a little bit of Database access (DB >> resides on same machine). When testing the sites (as I >> am programming them) access is pretty quick. However, >> when I connect to each site remotely, the load time for >> the page seems to be about 20 to 30 seconds. >> Is there a way to speed this up for all sites? >> Does it have to do with Web.config? >> Does it have to do with anything in IIS? >> Thank you, >> Paul >.
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 01:58:03 GMT

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