Multiple dll's Refrencing Asp.net Website
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Hi Our Website has refrenced multiple dll's .Is there any chance to decrease performance of websites with multiple dll's refrencing. i need to improve performance of WebSite.Please suggest me better way. Regards, Vishnu.
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Hi Our Website has refrenced multiple dll's .Is there any chance to decrease performance of websites with multiple dll's refrencing. i need to improve performance of WebSite.Please suggest me better way. Regards, Vishnu.
Are these ddls are .Net ddls or com components ? if they are managed code (.Net ddls), it will not make less effect to performance, but if they are unmangaed code, it will affect the performance.
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Hi Our Website has refrenced multiple dll's .Is there any chance to decrease performance of websites with multiple dll's refrencing. i need to improve performance of WebSite.Please suggest me better way. Regards, Vishnu.
The use of DLLs is rarely something that you have much choice about and is less likely to affect performance than other things such as the format of your web pages, speed of your database, efficiency of your code etc. I don't know of any tools that you could use to check this but Google is always a good starting point.
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Hi Our Website has refrenced multiple dll's .Is there any chance to decrease performance of websites with multiple dll's refrencing. i need to improve performance of WebSite.Please suggest me better way. Regards, Vishnu.
Well unless you can write your own dll, you don't have much choice. What's inside the DLL is up to the author, and I've seen some really bad DLL code posted on other forums. I've also been the victim of really bad DLL code, so I write my own now. The most common error are memory leaks, because they forget to destroy objects. The 2nd most common is the lack of understanding the page life cycle, so they create object in page load, and not page init. Best bet is get ahold of the source, and take a peek.