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Hello,
I have created a website that uses a combonation of a content
management system and static html pages.
The CMS is built with asp.net, and now I am trying to determine the
best way to pull in the html content into my asp.net site. So far what
I have done is when someone requests a specific query string, I read
the html file using StreamReader and then output to a UserControl with
a LiteralControl in it to display the static content.
Is there a more effecient way to accomplish this? When this site goes
live, off the bat it will be getting 1000-2000 hits a day and I want to
make sure the performance of the site is where it needs to be.
THank you!
Sean
I have created a website that uses a combonation of a content
management system and static html pages.
The CMS is built with asp.net, and now I am trying to determine the
best way to pull in the html content into my asp.net site. So far what
I have done is when someone requests a specific query string, I read
the html file using StreamReader and then output to a UserControl with
a LiteralControl in it to display the static content.
Is there a more effecient way to accomplish this? When this site goes
live, off the bat it will be getting 1000-2000 hits a day and I want to
make sure the performance of the site is where it needs to be.
THank you!
Sean