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I Have Implemented An External-facing Portal, But My Performance Is Not Much Better Than When I Used The Standard Framework Page. How Come? |
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Answer» The performance gains in an external-facing PORTAL are due to reducing the resources REQUIRED by the framework page and navigation iViews inside the framework page. However, performance is also dependent on the iViews that are run in an external-facing portal and the resources they REQUIRE. If resource-intensive (“heavy”) applications are run in an external facing portal, the performance gains MAY not be as noticeable. In addition, the Related Links navigation iView uses HTMLB and client-side eventing, so any page with a Related Links iView will not be "light". The performance gains in an external-facing portal are due to reducing the resources required by the framework page and navigation iViews inside the framework page. However, performance is also dependent on the iViews that are run in an external-facing portal and the resources they require. If resource-intensive (“heavy”) applications are run in an external facing portal, the performance gains may not be as noticeable. In addition, the Related Links navigation iView uses HTMLB and client-side eventing, so any page with a Related Links iView will not be "light". |
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