First time i'm loading pages, the page is enormously slow.  This is
because ASP.NET is compiling the aspx file right there.  Thereafter,
the pages are extremely fast.  It seems like the cache of the compiled
pages lasts maybe about 20 minutes or so.

How can one copy an XmlDocument "A" into another
XmlDocument "B"
When I say "copy", I mean to replace the XmlDocument "A"
completely by the XmlDocument "B". I am trying to use

My Script to run a Command-Line from ASP does not work. No errors are
returned either.
It is on IIS. The directory where the script exists is on Drive I:, The
executable .exe is on Drive D:

Using ASP and VBScript. How to convert JPEG image into a binary data? Is it
possible with a command from ASP / VBScript without having to put it into a
database first?
I want to take the JPEG image from a folder, convert it into a binary data,

I am developing an online book store with shopping cart.
My shopping cart is represented as a Xml server control
and I am using an XSLT to render it at the client side.
I am using an XmlDocument object as session variable to

hi,i have a Classic ASP project.but i want to use ASP.NET
Tecnologies from now.I have many Session value which are
write in Classic Asp.So I cant read these Session's
from .aspx pages.how can i achive this problem?thank you

I am storing an XmlDocument into the session.
Each time I want to store the XmlDocument into session, I
should clear the session object and then store the
XmlDocument.

I have a page on my web site for which the Session_End
method is triggered every time I call it.  Session_End is
called immediately following the Page_Load method (using
code-behind) for this page, and I cannot figure out why.

I have the same ASP.Net application running across three different
clusters, all of which are accessing the same ASPState database. By a
stroke of bad luck, each application has been given the same index
number by IIS, which means I have three applications with the same

Hi Jacob,
Wondering if you can help with this problem. We have
asp.net web app. Session.Timeout = 20minutes. But the
application is timing out before 20mnts and it is random

B"H
Is there any way to do fragment output caching without the UserControl. i.e.
for costom controls that inherit Control or WebControl Directly?
woul it make sence to just dump the whole HTML output stream into the cache

Is there anyway I can prevent caching?  I tried this
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;165150
<% response.addheader("Pragma", "No-Cache") %>
but it didn't work.

I have specific questions about "XmlDocument" in Visual
C#. Any pointers would be truly appreciated.
1. If my XmlDocument is as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

Why every time I make a change to a WEB page, rebuild and run the
application, my changes do not appear?
The only way to see my changes is to refresh the page from the browser
Any ideas?

Hi people....
As I understand it, caching of often used data is actually done on the
webserver. No problem there.
Also, I have toyed with moving State Management away from the