Re: Finding Bottlenecks

Hi Gregory,

Thanks a million for the information I think I'll give tracing a go and
see if that shows anything before having a look at the profiling systems.

Cheers for your time.

Nick.

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Tracing works, if you want something easy to turn on and a bit down and
dirty. You can also code a trace listener if you want to log these things.

There are also tools that you can profile your code with, although most of
them cost at least something. If you have a Team System SKU, there is a
profile included. Not quite what some of the Enterprise tools out there
offer, but a good start. DotTrace, from JetBrains, is a nice personal
profiler (at $199 for personal, not bad pricing either).

I will have to find the link, but I saw a neat free profiler for the
Compact Framework, which I think will work with non CE programs. Note to
self: have to find the link. :-)

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"Nick" <a@xxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi there,

I have a website that functions fine locally, but when published to
the server it develops a bottleneck during loading some of the pages.
Basically what happens is the page loads to about 25% then it freezes for
anything from 10 - 40 seconds, before suddenly loading the rest of the
page.

Of course I understand that this could be down to some code on the
page locking the thread or suchlike, but I would like to be able to be
able to find exactly where the bottle neck is occuring. Strangely enough
this doesn't seem to occur in Firefox although Firefox displays quicker
it seems to do whatever is holding IE up in the background so you get the
illusion of it loading quicker.

Any suggestions on tools or methods for finding bottlenecks in page
loading? Many thanks in advance for your time and help.

Nick.




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