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Hi,
I observed from Firebug that it takes 1+ second to load ext.net images from browser cache.
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For the same web page, the css and js files are loaded very fast (< 100ms) from cache. I am in an intranet environment, Windows XP, Firefox 12. The website is hosted on IIS 6.0.
Any hint that why this would happen? Let me know if you need more information. Your help is highly appreciated!
Well, we cannot say anuthing concrete, browser retrieves resources from own cache, may be your HDD is overloaded or something else
It is out of our competence
Hi,
My testing PC is quite a powerful new i5 machine. And I am sure that there was no heavy process running in the background when I run the test.
I just did another test loading example.ext.net and I got something very similar:
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I observed that loading the same image from server is much father than loading from local cache (20 ms vs 1.5 sec). Any idea why is it so, are the ext images cached in server memory?
Is there any way that caching can be turned off, i.e. force to load from server always? If yes, what might be the side-effects, besides much more http requests?
Our application is really mission critical and this image loading time becomes the bottleneck now. Please help :)
Do you see the same issue in all browsers? If deactivate FirebuG in Firefox then issue is still reproducible?
Retrieving resources from cache is totalu under browser control, we cannot affect on this
You can set CleanResourceUrl="false" in ResourceManager or in web.config. In this case, standard WebResource.axd will be used (it return resources without cache instrutions)Quote:
Is there any way that caching can be turned off, i.e. force to load from server always? If yes, what might be the side-effects, besides much more http requests?