Question About ASP Cacheing Model
I am in the process of evaluating an ASP application and I have come to
realize that I am a little unclear as to what exactly the ASP chacheing
model is.
As I understand it, ASP will cache a script engine and HTML pages
created from that engine. But what about the actual scripts and the machine
code they compile down to? In other words, if I refresh the same ASP page
does that mean that the script contained within that ASP page is recompiled
/ re-interpreted?
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A few IIS 5.0 Servers I've worked with appears to Cache page information. If I removed a few files and then replace them with updated file, then go to the site, the information is not updated, unless i restart IISAdmin service.
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VB is relatively new to our company and I am putting together some eneral guidelines for people to follow when deploying their pplications.On the General Tab of the Project Properties dialog,there is a threading model section.Is there a general rule of thumb I
can put in my guidelines that people can use to determine:
1. When to use apartment threading vs single threading.
2. Whether to use Thread per Object or Thread Pool.
3. If using a Thread Pool, how many threads.
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I'm about to start a project,the idea is to have a web interface to let
user specify the URL of a target HTML document,
based on that URL, retrieved and parsed the HTML document using the DHTML
object model exposed by ActiveX
control WebBrowser, getting the position and dimension of each node inside
the HTML document, processed it and pass
the result back to the user as a new HTML document.
I understand by using webBrowser control, it will means load of works for
server and is not recommended, but I couldn't
find any other solution that could get the DHTML object model, specifically
those dimension info for nodes, eg: *.clientWidth,
*.clientHeight, *.offsetheight, etc. or perhaps there are better ways?
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I always heard the term "data/database driven programming" model in ASP database, SQL programming, and web programming circles. But I don't quite sure what does it mean? Does it mean the web software's responds are based on data request from the user? Just like in Windows, we call it "event-driven programming" model because the windows program's responds based on user's responses? That's why we call "data driven programming" ?
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