Summary

Summary

  • Set the build option to Release and the debug attribute to false in Web.config before building your application for deployment.

  • Use the AssemblyInfo.vb or AssemblyInfo.cs file to identify the application s assembly and provide versioning information.

  • To deploy a Web application, use the Visual Studio .NET upload tools or simply copy the application s assembly and content files to the server.

  • Set the security privileges on the ASPNET user account to enable your Web application to write files or access other security-restricted resources on the server.

  • After deployment, monitor the Web application using the MMC Event Viewer and Performance Logs and Alerts snap-ins.

  • You can repair Web applications by uploading new versions of the application s assembly or content files to the server.

  • Web applications with memory leaks or other problems can repair themselves through ASP.NET process recycling.

  • To enable a Web garden, use the processModel element attributes in the server s Machine.config file.

  • To enable a Web farm, use a load balancer to distribute requests to multiple servers.

  • For both Web gardens and Web farms, share Session state information by setting the sessionState element in the application s Web.config file.



MCAD(s)MCSD Self-Paced Training Kit(c) Developing Web Applications With Microsoft Visual Basic. Net and Microsoft V[.  .. ]0-315
MCAD(s)MCSD Self-Paced Training Kit(c) Developing Web Applications With Microsoft Visual Basic. Net and Microsoft V[. .. ]0-315
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Year: 2003
Pages: 118

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