Asp Transfers
I have been playing with the Server.Execute and Server.Transfer as well
as server includes.
I know that these are not all the differences, but one of the
differences between Server.Execute and Server.Transfer is that
Server.Execute will include the file into the calling file and the whole
file (Calling file with the included file) will display. In
Server.Transfer, all the first file up to the Server.Transfer and the
whole file that is transfered to will display. In Server.Execute, the
first file is still in control whereas the page that we are transfered
to will be in control. Also, in the Server.Transfer the URL will
display the URL of the first page, including any "GET" form variables.
Is there a way to do what Server.Transfer does, except if we transfer to
another page - all display from the first page is dropped. This might
be for an error, where we decide there is an error and want to transfer
to an error page and not show any of the headers or data of the first page.
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I am attempting to use the technique in KB 812406
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=812406) to transfer
large files via Response.OutputStream.Write.
It works GREAT in in debug mode. But whenever I set
debug="false" in the web.config file clients get cutoff after about 1.5 minutes.
There is no error raised the client simple gets an incomplete file.I've tried playing around with various timeout settings in web.config and in IIS with no luck.
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Any body know of a resource that compares/benchmarks the expense (in terms of milli seconds, or server load) of using various programing options?
I know a lot of articles and forum posts reccomend best practices between functions and programming options, but I would be interested in some type of definitive benchmark to decide between various prgramming options, depending on the need.
For example, I can call a Recordset and quickly write it into an array, so that the connection can be closed even before I write the data to the HTML page. This would save conection time and server resources, but I'd like to be able to judge the worth when considering coding it.
Every time I do a Server.Transfer how expensive is it to the server? How much am I loading the server with Session varaibles? If I store some info in a cookie, but have to call it, how long will that take? Am I using up server resources by creating large arrays?
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