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Fragment Output Caching without the UserControl

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Moshe Plotkin - 26 Sep 2003 14:53 GMT
B"H

Is there any way to do fragment output caching without the UserControl. i.e.
for costom controls that inherit Control or WebControl Directly?

woul it make sence to just dump the whole HTML output stream into the cache
and then check it and skip the redner stage?

Any help or comments are welcome.
Thanks
Have a Happy, Healthy, Sweet New Year.
Steve Drake - 15 Oct 2003 13:36 GMT
It depends what you need to cache, with the project I am working on I cache
the data that's used to build up the webcontrol, it works really well.

this means when the page is reloaded via post backs, it does not hit the
database for each webcontrol, I also use delegates to help with caching,
this gives more code reuse.

Cheers

Steve

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