| afendrich wrote
Doesn't simply setting Keep DNN Alive to the home page force the site to stay out of the trash?
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The software of mine here uses the KeepAlive.aspx only. It does not work with other files.(From the title of your post.)
But no -- if the application encounters an error, or the server is rebooted and the KeepAlive.aspx tries to refresh, then it will stop working entirely. The DNN Keep Alive software stops that problem and continues to force the KeepAlive.aspx file to load by continually retrying even if there is an error. This then guarantees that your DNN ASP.NET application will stay in memory, and hence, stay responsive without the ASP.NET startup performance penalty.
Does that help out? I hope I've explained it well enough.
Regards,
Ryan