ASP.NET slow performance when user re-boot computer
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I have a problem on ASP.NET in my web application, I find that when user first time access the application. It takes 2-3 minutes to load, in this period, the IE seems hanging. But after he loads this first time, it takes only few seconds to load the applcation again. However, when the user reboot the computer or delete all the internet temp files, it comes again. I m frustrating about it. i cant find any reason on it Any body can help? Million thanks
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I have a problem on ASP.NET in my web application, I find that when user first time access the application. It takes 2-3 minutes to load, in this period, the IE seems hanging. But after he loads this first time, it takes only few seconds to load the applcation again. However, when the user reboot the computer or delete all the internet temp files, it comes again. I m frustrating about it. i cant find any reason on it Any body can help? Million thanks
Does this happen to every user when "they first hit" the website? Or are you describing "the first user" that hits the website?
Linus51680 wrote:
It takes 2-3 minutes to load, in this period, the IE seems hanging.
What are you doing when a user hits the web application? Are you setting up a session or retrieving data? The more info you can give us, the better we can help you out. ~Javier Lozano
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Does this happen to every user when "they first hit" the website? Or are you describing "the first user" that hits the website?
Linus51680 wrote:
It takes 2-3 minutes to load, in this period, the IE seems hanging.
What are you doing when a user hits the web application? Are you setting up a session or retrieving data? The more info you can give us, the better we can help you out. ~Javier Lozano
hi Lozano, every user firstly, when the user hit the application, it will help to login (single signon). Then, it will determine what the right the user has (retrieve such info from DB). It will display those item which can be accessed by the user onto the screen. Thanks for your help. Linus