When any page is served, that page (not the entire "site") is recompiled. If the code is inline (in the aspx), I would assume there is more work for the JIT compiler to generate the CIL code (which is fine with me). Otherwise the code is loaded from a DLL, and JIT compiled to native machine code from the CIL code in the DLL.
On Feb 4, 3:00 am, Brandon Betances <[email protected]> wrote: > I think your whole understanding is off. Yes, you can access any resource in > you web application, because of a thing called Just-In-Time compilation. > When any page is served, the whole site is recompiled. Session state is just > that; a session. It ends when the user leaves the site. Namespaces are like > SuperClasses; they contain several classes inside of them that share a > common goal. > > Hope this helps.
