The docs? Ah yes.. that would make sense :-)
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Stefan
On 1 Jul 2011, at 18:17, Leigh wrote:
initialises a .NET dll. The first request takes a very long time,
and subsequent ones are much quicker.
Did you check the documentation on .net assemblies? It
Hi all,
this should be an easy one.
I've noticed a very slow startup when my site initialises a .NET dll. The first
request takes a very long time, and subsequent ones are much quicker. I presume
that the dll is somehow stored in memeory and I wonder if and how I could have
it ready as soon
initialises a .NET dll. The first request takes a very long time,
and subsequent ones are much quicker.
Did you check the documentation on .net assemblies? It mentions creating
proxies the first time you create .net objects and some tools for creating
proxies. Might be what you are looking
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