Application page are very slow in windows server 2008
Hi,VMWare EnvironmentWindows Server 2008 32 bit systemSQL Server 2008Visual Studio 2008MOSS 2007 with SP2Dual Core ProcessorSymantec Antivirus4 GB RAMThats about the environment.... Now the issue is the sharepoint default administration pages are loading very fast, but I have developed some static pages using html rich editor control webpart, which is very very slow.... Its looks weird to me as the administration pages are fast and the static pages what what i have created is slow... is there any way that i can tweak to improve the performance... or setting iam missing out...ThanksDany
January 15th, 2010 12:55pm

Hi. "static pages using html rich editor control web part" ? That's a contradiction. Either you are talking about static html pages or active server pages containing web parts. If it is static pages, what resources is the page accessing ? Use Fiddler to find out if something is timing out for example. If it is ASPX pages, what components do you have no the page, and what are they doing/accessing (lists/files/db etc.)? Also, when seeing performance issues, always disable any antivirus software to determine if that would cause any problems. Regards, Magnus My blog: InsomniacGeek.com
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January 15th, 2010 1:13pm

Hi Dany, I agree with Magnus. If your custom page has rich editor control web part, it shouldn’t be a static page.There are a few links on SharePoint performance improvements, tuning and optimization at the end of the following reference. Hope it can be helpful to you.http://blogs.msdn.com/sanjaynarang/archive/2009/04/18/sharepoint-performance-stress-load-testing.aspx Best Regards.Lily Wu
January 19th, 2010 8:39am

Thanks Magnus, Used fiddler to find out the cause.... There were some code for google analytics in our master page which was trying to access internet, since internet was not available in that particular domain the pages were loading very slowly. Ofcourse fiddler is wonderful tool. Thanks for the suggestion. Cheers, Dany
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April 6th, 2010 11:27am

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