How to Use powershell to pre-heat SharePoint sites in the Post-Build of Visual Studio

Symptom

Visual Studio is very slow to open and debug the site page for the first time after the deployment package is released during SharePoint development.

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Solution

Use powershell scripts to load the SharePoint plug-in and traverse all website sets to simulate users' automatic page clicking.

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Procedure

• Create powershell for "64-bit version"

Because SharePoint runs 64-bit powershell, and the default 32-bit powershell running in the Post-build event of Visual Studio, you need to find a work ing method.

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Create a console program with the following code:

Using system; Using system. diagnostics; ? Namespace consoleapplicationexample { Class Program { Static int main (string [] ARGs) { Process = process. Start ("powershell.exe", String. Join ("", argS )); Process. waitforexit (); Return process. exitcode; } } }

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Find the 64-bit CMD in the vs directory and run the following command to generate the 64-bit powershell version.

CSC path to CS file \ Program. CS/platform: x64

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Go to the directory c: \ Program Files (x86) \ Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 \ vcfind program.exeand rename it powershell64.exe

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• Create a traversal script

To run powershell on a machine, you must enable the permission and run the following script (Note: You must enable the 64-bit permission)

% SystemRoot % \ system32 \ windowspowershell \ V1.0 \ powershell.exe % SystemRoot % \ syswow64 \ windowspowershell \ V1.0 \ powershell.exe

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Set-executionpolicy unrestricted

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Operate SharePoint objects in powershell (traverse the website)

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If (get-pssnapin-name Microsoft. Sharepoint. powershell-erroraction silentlycontinue)-EQ $ null) { Add-pssnapin Microsoft. Sharepoint. powershell } ? Function get-webpage ([String] $ URL) { $ WC = new-object net. WebClient; $ WC. Credentials = [system. net. credentialcache]: defaultcredentials; $ Pagecontents = $ WC. downloadstring ($ URL ); $ WC. Dispose (); Return $ pagecontents; } ? Get-spalternateurl-zone default | foreach-object { Write-host $ _. incomingurl; $ Html = Get-webpage-URL $ _. incomingurl; }

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• Configure Visual Studio

$ (Projectdir) \ powershell \ powershell64.exe-File $ (projectdir) \ powershell \ warmupall1_pointsites. PS1

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