AJ Henley
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| Posted: 09/25/2002, 4:46 AM |
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I notice that the only code choice for ASP for CCS is ASP 3.0 with Templates.
Is this going to create code incompatible with IIS 4? Is there anyway that I can force CCS to create IIS4 compatible code. I really like this tool, and I am starting to convert some CC2 projects to CCS, but if I have to upgrade the web server to win2k/XP then I am dead in the water. Any ideas?
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Timothy
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| Posted: 09/29/2002, 11:36 PM |
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Hello,
what specific problem have you faced working with IIS?
In case the page is loading forever in the browser but you get no result then the problem is most probably in Norton Antivirus, see ASPFAQ article:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2180
It also includes link to Microsoft KB, so I hope it would be helpful.
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Nomad
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| Posted: 10/09/2002, 5:56 AM |
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AJ,
I have recently developed an application using CCS/ASP3 to run on an IIS4 web server. Before putting the application live I ran a series of tests on both a IIS4 and IIS5 web server, both servers were of identical specifications.
I wanted to test CPU usage when executing an identical search on each server, these were the responses:-
IIS4 Server - CPU usage averaged between 18 and 26 per-cent.
IIS5 Server - CPU usage averaged between 2 and 3 per-cent.
On a full load test, using a pool of 250 testers the IIS4 server slowly ground to a halt, whereas the Win2000/IIS5 server continued to perform OK. As you can see the figures kinda speak for themselves.
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