performance problem after porting .net 1.1 to 2.0

porting .net project to .net 2.0 cause lot of performance issues .

Server become down because of cpu usage, memory usage.

thanks

You are going to have to supply more details for anyone to be able to offer suggestions. Typically we see sites run much faster moving to 2.0.

hai

we have application which contains

1. client application

2. web application

These application use samewebservice which contains methods that returns datasets.
Dataset contains 7-8 tables (tables are merged in dataset using merge method)
Crystal reports arealso used.

In Web application ,expoted to pdf format

In Client application Crystal reports10 is used.

Aso session and view state is used .

porting .net project to .net 2.0 cause lot of performance issues .

Server become down because of cpu usage, memory usage.

thanks

Persist Page Location

I have an aspx page which has many controls. Just enough to cause the user t
o scroll down a little to see them all. Incidentally the last control is a t
able control which allows you to add a new row dynamically upon clicking a l
ink button.
Because link button fires a postback, which is what is needed in order to ad
d the next row to the table it brings the user back to the top of the page a
fterwards.
I want the user to be back where they clicked on the link button at the bott
om of the page. I recall there is a setting or some easy way to do this but
for the life of me can not remember. Any help would be great!
-DemetriOn 8/4/2004 10:45 AM, Demetri wrote:
> I have an aspx page which has many controls. Just enough to cause the user
to scroll down a little to see them all. Incidentally the last control is a
table control which allows you to add a new row dynamically upon clicking a
link button.
> Because link button fires a postback, which is what is needed in order to
add the next row to the table it brings the user back to the top of the page
afterwards.
> I want the user to be back where they clicked on the link button at the bo
ttom of the page. I recall there is a setting or some easy way to do this bu
t for the life of me can not remember. Any help would be great!
>
SmartNavigation was the way to overcome some of this 'page viewing
state' problems in the browser, but I've heard it's buggy.
Craig Deelsnyder
Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
Hi Demetri,
Have a look at Scott Guthrie's TechEd 2003 Black Belt Web Forms presentation
(http://www.scottgu.com) he coveres this scenario, under the title
"scrolling and postback".
Hope this helps,
Michael
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Demetri" <Demetri@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:54F55A7E-B548-402A-BCF4-1DBFDD5FF9BE@.microsoft.com...
>I have an aspx page which has many controls. Just enough to cause the user
>to scroll down a little to see them all. Incidentally the last control is a
>table control which allows you to add a new row dynamically upon clicking a
>link button.
> Because link button fires a postback, which is what is needed in order to
> add the next row to the table it brings the user back to the top of the
> page afterwards.
> I want the user to be back where they clicked on the link button at the
> bottom of the page. I recall there is a setting or some easy way to do
> this but for the life of me can not remember. Any help would be great!
> --
> -Demetri