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TeamSite Templating & End-User website performance

phd

Greetings,

Recently we have been looking into end-user performance problems of a .NET website hosted internally that is generated using TeamSite templates. We already have improved some performance at the Network Layer by caching some of the pages. Now we are targeting below mentioned issues in order specified.

[color=#000000]-- Tune IIS settings
-- Tune .NET code

-- Tune TeamSite templates

[/color][color=#000000]My question is does TeamSite templating adds any specific overhead to .NET code which might cause these end-user pages to perform slowly. Has anyone encountered such an issue and would like to share some findings, if they had any.

[font=Trebuchet MS]Thanks in advance for the responses.

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stefanmaier

Hi,
I think, no person but you can say, if your presentation templates generate slow .NET specific code.
My recommendation to analyse your performance problem:
Take a template generated page and try to analyse, if the generated code is correct.
Perhaps you find some points which could be optimized.
After that transfer the points to your presentation templates.

Regards
Stefan

mstradling

TeamSite just generated the page you tell it to and has no direct handle on the page that the end user sees.

TeamSite isn't putting any form of vendor code in to the page, just the code you tellit to put there.