Hi,
I have a web page (which is HTML) that has an image with source to another
domain like this;
"http://www.domain.com/default.htm"
<HTML>
....
<BODY>
....
<IMG SRC="http://www.thirdpartydomain.com/img.aspx?R=1"/>
</BODY>
</HTML>
http://www.thirdpartydomain.com/img.aspx?R=1 is an 65byte image in size,
that keeps a cookie, that tracks the user movements. I have read about a lot
of stuff on P3P and the "thirdpartydomain" has appropriate settings for
keeping cookies (in /W3C/p3p.xml and P3P Http Header). The aspx does nothing
but a insert on a table.
The IIS machine works fine, The CPU usage is %10, no memory problems, no
Requests on Queue, and in SQL Server there is absolutely no load.
When I run a stress test on IIS the
http://www.thirdpartydomain.com/img.aspx?R=1 link can handle the amount of
requests that I want. Can handle more than 800 requests per second without
errors which is enough for me.
But, when I insert it as an html code in some other domain, it takes up to 4
seconds to load (sometime more but no less than 2 secs.). Although I place
the the IMG code is just before the </BODY> tag, it has no problem with
viewing the page, but the blue line in the status bar doesn't stop until the
image is loaded, so Page Complete event is fired too late. Is there a way to
speed up the loading of the IMG????
(If this is not the right group for this message, can you link me to the
right one)
Regards,
Mert
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