问题
I have an ASP.NET app with many .resx (resource) files used for localized user controls and pages.
We would like these files to be editable on-the-fly.
However, we have noticed that editing these files on the web server causes the app domain to reload, which causes the server to slow down for about a minute while the app domain restarts.
Is there any way to permit editing of these files without causing the app domain to restart?
回答1:
There are several flavors of this question on Stackoverflow; to repeat the answer, yes, it's definitely possible.
Like much of .NET, resource providers are extendable.
I would argue that the built-in resource providers (that compile .resx to .resources) are an unfortunate mismatch for web-centric deployments.
If your settings are primarily strings, you can plug in a simple UpdatableResXResourceProvider that uses the built-in ResXResourceReader to read from existing *.resx files.
The results are cached in the application cache.
No assemblies are generated – updates are immediately read just as they would be with any other file-based CacheDependency – any number of updates can be applied at run-time.
The only caveat is that if you don’t want to disable built-in FCNs, you have to move the *.resx files to the shielded App_Data folder (trivially done with a post-build step).
You can download the UpdatableResXResourceProvider here: http://www.onpreinit.com/2009/06/updatable-aspnet-resx-resource-provider.html
回答2:
This blog post should help you out. I suspect its this:
The number of re-compilations (aspx, ascx or asax) exceeds the limit specified by the setting in machine.config or web.config (by default this is set to 15)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1535027/app-domain-restarts-when-resx-file-changes-any-way-to-avoid-this