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We may not have any control over the user's bandwidth, but we can certainly try to optimize our ASP sites to deliver the best performance....
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Author: MSDN
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This article discusses how view state works, ASP.NET 2.0 improvements to view state, using control state to maintain functionality, performance considerations...
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Author: Adiseshu Dasari
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This article provides some tips to improve the performance of your ASP.NET applications by using multiple recordsets, paged data access, and Cache API. The author further examines Per-request, Page output, and Kernel caching mechanisms along with a description of connection pooling and GZip compression....
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ASP.NET and the .NET Framework has given web developers a much larger toolbox to work with then they had before with straight ASP. But as with any new language or technology, picking the correct tool for the job is sometimes more difficult than actually using the tools themselves. For example, you probably wouldn’t use a chainsaw to cut a copper pipe, and conversely you wouldn’t use a hacksaw to cut down a tree. But if you don’t know which tool to use, or how to figure out which tool is best sui...
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Author: N a v a n e e t h.
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When I start programming with ASP.NET I used to face problems with enter key. Clicking enter key won't make a button click at all times. It will post back the form, but the relevant button you wanted to call won't be called. I read several articles which discuss this problem and tried some of the methods suggested by them. But nothing gave me a stable performance. So I created a library that can set default button for text box control when the enter key is pressed....
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Author: admin under
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I have been pretty quit lately - first my family was off to Egypt for a vacation (great to get away from dark Swedish autumn) - however after that I have been working pretty hard on getting a "real" site up using JQuery and ASP.NET.
And finally - while I do know I have some more things to do before it's totally ready to fly - please visit the site for free fonts - http://www.findfreefonts.net - and download some cool free fonts while you are there....
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Author: Quentin Zervaas
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There will be many situations when creating web forms, that either you cannot accept all data on one page, either because certain responses result in a different set of subsequent questions, or because you form is so long that you need to split it up into multiple pages. The case could even be that you have a 1 page form, but you want to show confirmation of the form data prior to processing the data (e.g. showing a user their order before processing their credit card).
This tutorial covers h...
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Author: Quentin Zervaas
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One of the major reasons for using a server-side language such as PHP is for the ability to generate dynamic content. Often this will lead to single scripts that produce their content based on the input parameters (that is, the variables in the URL).
This article covers various techniques and methods for representing these parameters in the URL in a clean and “friendly” manner, as well as then how to read the parameters.
If you’re not quite sure what I mean, take the following example. Thi...
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An informal report on ASP.NET optimization features and how they perform under various stress tests. Test cases include Output Caching, Data Caching, State Management, and Web Services....
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Server-side tags are similar to HTML tags except they are processed by the web server instead of the client browser and they ad-here more to the pure SGML-XML standard. Server-side tags really fall into 2 main groups....
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Microsoft’s .NET Speech SDK 1.0 beta is designed to allow Web developers to add speech recognition and synthesis to their ASP.NET applications. Speech-enabling a Web application seemed like technology for technology’s sake until I tried to imagine using a computer if I were blind. Another reason to speech-enable a Web application is as near as most people’s hip: telephony, Web-enabled cell phones, and personal digital assistants....
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Author: Roger Jennings
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Use Visual Studio .NET Enterprise and Architect editions' Application Center Test (ACT) to simplify multiclient load testing of XML Web services and ASP.NET Web forms by recording and replaying browser requests. ACT replaces Microsoft's earlier Web Application Stress Tool (WAS) with an easy-to-use IDE that offers automatic script generation and replay, plus custom graphing capabilities. Examples execute live XML Web services from http://www.oakleaf.ws....
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Author: Pardesi Services LLC
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This article describes how you can implement dynamic AJAX tooltips on any element on your web page. There are quite a few good third party AJAX frameworks available out there that provide Tooltip control and they do a very good job. A lot of these frameworks reply on you creating web serivices or putting some special attributes on your methods on server side so that these frameworks can treat them special. I am not arguing if those frameworks are good or bad in their approach. I will simply pres...
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Author: Rob Howard
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Writing a Web application with ASP.NET is unbelievably easy. So easy, many developers don't take the time to structure their applications for great performance. In this article, I'm going to present 10 tips for writing high-performance Web apps. I'm not limiting my comments to ASP.NET applications because they are just one subset of Web applications. This article won't be the definitive guide for performance-tuning Web applications—an entire book could easily be devoted to that. Instead, think o...
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Author: Peter Bromberg
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New features in ASP.NET 2.0 enable developers to get Viewstate out of the Page and on to the server for up to 500% better throughput....
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Author: Ali Khan (OKC).
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ASP.NET is much more powerful than classic ASP, however it is important to understand how to use that power to build highly efficient, reliable and robust applications. In this article, I tried to highlight the key tips you can use to maximize the performance of your ASP.NET pages. The list can be much longer, I am only emphasizing the most important ones....
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Author: Bogdan Rechi.
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Working on an ASP.NET project, I had to focus on debugging a particular web form at a specific moment. I made the necessary changes to the .aspx (or .aspx.cs) file and then I hit the fifth functional key in order to see how the things evolved. Well, the image I saw was not exactly the one I was working on......
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Author: Joe Lauer
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Companies using Web services sold by application service providers (ASPs) are expected to increase nearly 250 percent by 2004, according to the Phillips Group (see http://www.networkcomputing.com/1125/1125service1.html). Substantial portions of those Web services provide Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to their services via the Internet. While these services are convenient and easy to use, they also dramatically increase network traffic and potentially slow down application performance...
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Author: John Peterson
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Often when using ASP, you find yourself preparing long strings of results which will eventually be written out to the browser. There are several ways to do this, but the two most basic are to simply Response.Write the text out to the browser as you build it or to build a longer string variable and output it all once you're done building it. One of these methods is much more efficient then the other one and this article will tell you which one and why....
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Author: John Chapman
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There are a plethora of performance counters installed with the .NET framework and ASP.NET. There are counters to keep track of errors, requests, cache ratios, transactions and more.
In this article, originally published on ASPToday, James Avery is going to look at using these counters and the Windows Performance Monitor to monitor the performance of your ASP.NET applications....
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