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Hi All a few questions about compilation and speed
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We have created our first site using bv : http://www.clothing-suppliers.co.uk. The 2 main questions i have is at certain times we get a initial delay of about 5-9 secs and then 1-2 secs on each section. I have worked with asp.net for several years and understand that this can happen. The model i would normally use for projects would be the WAP model so i would get the initial compilation issue. 1. Should these sites be compiled before moving to the live server (no mention of this in any documentation) as i would typically do with other systems? 2. After following the project creation instructions i still end up with approx 100 build errors, is this normal for this software noticed a few other posts about speed , we are using our own dedi with our own sql on the same box. Any advice appreciated , got the site up and running but are experiencing timeout issues and delays (have incresed time out settings on iis etc) ta Sheridan
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Sheridan,
The new site looks pretty good. Nice job. Browsing through it I did notice how slow it is. This has not been our experience with the BV sites that we've build. I'm wondering if perhaps you aren't allocating enough memory to your App Pool. BV can easily consume 100 MB if you allow it, so if you're App Pool is set to less than 50 MB, it may be continually recycling.
As to your specific questions...
1. No. We normally set Visual Studio to not build the website project.
2. If you exclude the website project from the build you will not get any errors. I tested a fresh install this morning and only received 3 build errors, all from the googlenotify.aspx.vb file (ambiguous namespace error). |
Aaron Sherrick
BV Commerce
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Hey Aaron thanks for that,
Thanks must go to my business partner Richard he's the design guru.
I shall have a look at the app pool as you suggested, tho i will need to have a look as this site is running on ii6 not 7.
1. Ok so just as i understand it then BV is doing a run time compilation on first hit?
2. The only chages we have made have been in the web project files and if i have point one correct then the runtime compilation should take care of that?
Thanks again for your time
Sheridan
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Good luck! Let me know how you make out.
1. Yes, the web project is done this way.
2. Yes. Uploading a new .vb file to the server will cause a recompile of that page (again, this applies only to the web project) |
Aaron Sherrick
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Be sure to set debug="false" in the compilation element of web.config. |
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