Precompile ASP.NET Web SitesASP.NET 2.0 supports two modes of pre-compilation: in-place precompilation and precompilation for deployment. In-place precompilation allows for the batch-compilation of all the pages in your Web site. This is similar to how ASP.NET responds when someone requests a page within your application for the first time. There are two important advantages to in-place precompilation. First, it eliminates the performance hit of batch compiling when the first page is requested. Second, it helps you find compilation errors before users do. Once precompiled, requests for pages within the Web site should be fulfilled immediately, without any compilation lag. Precompilation for deployment creates an executable version of your Web site that can be deployed without any source code. By using this mode of precompilation, you can prevent access to the intellectual property represented by your source code. .gif) | | Setting Precompilation options in Visual Studio Team System. |
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- Better Web Publishing
Publish and administer Web sites more easily with the powerful combination of ASP .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005. - Clean Solution
Now cleaning all those unwanted intermediate files out of your solution is a one-click operation. - Deployment Designer
The Deployment Designer in Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Architects allows application designs to be validated for deployment within a particular datacenter, identifying possible issues before the deployment begins. - Load Testing - Results Repository
Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Testers provides the ability to gather and store detailed information about how an application performs under different types of load. - Movie Collection Starter Kit
Create a database program to organize your movie collection and learn about calling XML Web services in ASP .NET 2.0.
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