How useful is it to use Aspnet_compiler.exe instead of conventional Publish via Visual Studio? And what about resource (resx) files?
How useful is it to use Aspnet_compiler.exe instead of conventional Publish via Visual Studio?
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How useful is it to use Aspnet_compiler.exe instead of conventional Publish via Visual Studio? And what about resource (resx) files?
Precompilation, as opposed to simple xcopy gives you two main advantages:
The filesystem will not have all the code in
.aspxfiles and all the code behind is compiled into an assembly.There is no ASP.NET compilation delay the first time you visit a page after the server starts up.
Having said that, my precompilation knowledge is a bit rusty these days, last time I touched it was a while back.