First off, that is awesome. Especially since I had no idea
IronPython's webforms support even still worked. :)
On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 3:00 AM, Bernd Viehmann
wrote:
> - Is it possible to cache the py-code-behind files in IIS to avoid a
> interpreter-run to convert them.
I don't think so. Howeve
Sorry William this is not an official support channel, so it shouldn't be
expected to get any resolution to your issue over the weekend.
IronClad appears to be using a rather old version of IronPython (2.6). I am
betting that most (if not all) readers on this mailing list are using either
2.7 o
I don't think anyone currently on this list has done anything with
IronClad. It has been "dead" for some time from what I remember. You are
basically in uncharted territory at this point.
Sent from my Windows Phone
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From: William Johnston
Sent: 2/18/2013 10:09
To: iro
Hello,
Was anyone able to address the IronClad issue?
I was able to get a third-party app similar to mine to function (as a WCF Web
service with embedded python scripts.)
Thank you.
Regards,
William Johnston
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Hallo,
I have created a job-exchange online plattform using ASP.NET and IronPython.
The startup of webforms sometimes take longer and sometimes they start quit
fast. I want to make them start fast every time they are called.
Does anybody have some tips for me how to speed-up the start-behavior.
