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Hi,

I compiled my asp.net application for deployment like this:
aspnet_compiler -p "C:\MyDevelopment\WebSite1" -v / C:\mydir.

I can see the same aspx and other files and a dir 'bin' with the compiled
files.
Then i made a virtual dir. under IIS for c:\mydir. It works.

My question is: can i remove the aspx and aspx.vb files from the virtual
dir. or IIS still need them?
If IIS still need them, where is the advantage (except the error-check of
the code), because i can't see really a imptovement of speed?

Thanks
Bob

> If IIS still need them, where is the advantage (except the
error-check of
> the code), because i can't see really a imptovement of speed?


IIS still needs them.

You will get a speed up on the first request because the pages don't
need to be compiled.

Your compiled site is not-updateable (the -u flag) so if you look in
your pages you will see that they are only stubs so the aspx "code" is
not deployed to the site. This gives you a (slight) improvement in
security (at least your ISP can't read the files),

Kevin Jones

Bob wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I compiled my asp.net application for deployment like this:
> aspnet_compiler -p "C:\MyDevelopment\WebSite1" -v / C:\mydir.
>
> I can see the same aspx and other files and a dir 'bin' with the compiled
> files.
> Then i made a virtual dir. under IIS for c:\mydir. It works.
>
> My question is: can i remove the aspx and aspx.vb files from the virtual
> dir. or IIS still need them?
> If IIS still need them, where is the advantage (except the error-check of
> the code), because i can't see really a imptovement of speed?
>
> Thanks
> Bob
>
>

Thanks

"Kevin Jones" <> schreef in bericht
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> > If IIS still need them, where is the advantage (except the
> error-check of
> > the code), because i can't see really a imptovement of speed?
>
>
> IIS still needs them.
>
> You will get a speed up on the first request because the pages don't need
> to be compiled.
>
> Your compiled site is not-updateable (the -u flag) so if you look in your
> pages you will see that they are only stubs so the aspx "code" is not
> deployed to the site. This gives you a (slight) improvement in security
> (at least your ISP can't read the files),
>
> Kevin Jones
>
> Bob wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I compiled my asp.net application for deployment like this:
>> aspnet_compiler -p "C:\MyDevelopment\WebSite1" -v / C:\mydir.
>>
>> I can see the same aspx and other files and a dir 'bin' with the compiled
>> files.
>> Then i made a virtual dir. under IIS for c:\mydir. It works.
>>
>> My question is: can i remove the aspx and aspx.vb files from the virtual
>> dir. or IIS still need them?
>> If IIS still need them, where is the advantage (except the error-check of
>> the code), because i can't see really a imptovement of speed?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Bob
>>