In a VPP scenario, it is possible to have full control the "source code" generation - so when asp.net asks for the source for say "/default.aspx", we generate the content of the template based on some condition. (This is a common scenario in CMS situation
when the whole pages are based one some template generated output.)
So when User A request /default.aspx, she's given a source A1 and when User B request /default.aspx, he's given a source A2 via VPP because his status is "Guest".
In this case, doesn't ASP.Net treat each A1 and A2 as two different files and reprocessed it for each request?
dodygunawina...
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Re: Is there any update to IronPython support for ASP.Net?
Jul 06, 2008 08:27 AM|LINK
Hmm..I'm confused.
In a VPP scenario, it is possible to have full control the "source code" generation - so when asp.net asks for the source for say "/default.aspx", we generate the content of the template based on some condition. (This is a common scenario in CMS situation when the whole pages are based one some template generated output.)
So when User A request /default.aspx, she's given a source A1 and when User B request /default.aspx, he's given a source A2 via VPP because his status is "Guest".
In this case, doesn't ASP.Net treat each A1 and A2 as two different files and reprocessed it for each request?