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I have an asp.net 2.0 website running on IIS 7.5.
The default page page_load event takes a while to load after a restart in iis 7.5. In the bottom it says “waiting for….”.
If I hit the default page after without restarting iis it loads very quickly. I cant really post the exact code here. What could be the cause? Is it recompiling the whole website?
If so how can I prevent this?
You can prevent it by increasing the length of the application pool’s life cycle. In IIS, go the Application Pool’s folder and select the pool for your site. Right click, Advanced Settings…, locate Idle Time-out Minutes under Process Model and increase the time to match use of your site. IE: if you average one visitor per hour, then 60 minutes will keep it alive.
The first time after an IIS Reset it will always do that at least once though.
Another thing you can do is get a faster computer, but you’ll always have more hang the first time than others.