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3/25/2008 6:00 PM
 

zahi kramer wrote

 Michael Washington wrote

 

Are you using the source version of DotNetNuke or the install version? I always use the install version.

 

 

  • Setting-up the Environment (using IIS)
  • Setting-up the Environment (without IIS)

     

  • what is the difference?

    I red somewhere that a good practice is to copy the source version on top of an older version for upgrade.

    anyway, it seems to be a known issue with vs2008

    http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2495204&SiteID=1&mode=1

    but the solution there didn't work for me (as for the others there) - its a problem with large web app i guess.

    i use vista x64 ultimate, dnn 4.8.2 ,sql express 2005.

    does anyone else got this behavior with dnn? any idea? solution ?   new hotfix ?

    ( i installed

    Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
    Version 9.0.21022.8 RTM
    Microsoft .NET Framework
    Version 3.5

    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB944899)   KB944899
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB945282)   KB945282
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB946040)   KB946040
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB946308)   KB946308
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB946344)   KB946344
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB946581)   KB946581
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB947171)   KB947171
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB947173)   KB947173
    Hotfix for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite - ENU (KB947789)   KB947789

    thanks michael.

    zahi

    another post

    http://www.chadgreen.com/post/2008/02/Visual-Studio-2008-Performance-Issues.aspx

    it said that the hotfix should solve the problem, but it didn't.

    at least for me...

     

     
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    3/25/2008 10:13 PM
     

    Something you could try. Uninstall Visual Studio Team Edition and install just Visual Studio professional. You should have it available with your MSDN subscription. Verify that it is working without problems. Then install Visual Studio Team edition. I have Visual Studio Team edition on my 64 bit XP and it works fine, but I had Visual Studio professional on first



    Michael Washington
    http://ADefWebserver.com
    www.ADefHelpDesk.com
    A Free Open Source DotNetNuke Help Desk Module
     
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    3/26/2008 6:11 PM
     

    Michael Washington wrote

    Something you could try. Uninstall Visual Studio Team Edition and install just Visual Studio professional. You should have it available with your MSDN subscription. Verify that it is working without problems. Then install Visual Studio Team edition. I have Visual Studio Team edition on my 64 bit XP and it works fine, but I had Visual Studio professional on first

    thanks. i'll try that.

    meanwhile, you can produce the bug yourself (if you got time):

    make a clean install of dnn 4.8.2 (with clean database of course) , and check the store module (02.01.00) to install as well.

    you don't even have to setup the module into new pages in the portal  - just make sure the module is installed and you see it in the module definitions page.

    now , go to the vs2008 solution file (DotNetNuke_VS2008.sln) , open it with vs2008. (the default is for 2.0 framework). make a full solution build (Rebuild Solution)

    and open the website in the browser (localhost/dotnetnuke_2).

    you'll see that the response time for the first page, login page, admin pages etc, is fairly fast and good.

    now.

    go back to the solution- change only the website (\dotnetnuke_2) the framework to 3.5 (at the wesite properties of course) , make full rebuild solution. (the site itself is set not to be build - it's ok).

    now when you browse the site - 1. -take a look how much time it take to see the home page at first,  2 - click on the login skin object and see how much time it takes to load the login control . enter your credentials and see how much time it takes to go back to home page , and then to other page (like admin pages or host pages)

    -you'll see it's a lot of time - and the vbc.exe is exploding the cpu ( 50% all the time).

    of course it's only for the first time - and after that it go smoothly. but for me the developer when i'm making every time a new build - the hole story restarts.

    see it for yourself ,  and let me know...

    thanks

    zahi.

     
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    3/26/2008 6:30 PM
     

    I simlpy do not use the Source version of DotNetNuke. Have you tried using the install version to develop modules?



    Michael Washington
    http://ADefWebserver.com
    www.ADefHelpDesk.com
    A Free Open Source DotNetNuke Help Desk Module
     
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    3/26/2008 11:55 PM
     

    Have you tried right clicking the website, select properties, then click build, and for Before running startup page, select build page instead of build web site?

    Just a thought.


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