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Refreshing cache on other server

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JL - 11 Apr 2006 22:11 GMT
Hi,

I am working on an application that resides on 3 web servers.  The user
controls  (e.g. drop-downs) on those servers are cached.  

I have to build an admin page where I can see all cached items, and select
the ones to refresh.

Is it possible that when I am on the admin page on server A, I can refresh
the cached items on servers B and C?

Thank you very much,
JL
Egil Hogholt - 14 Apr 2006 19:39 GMT
Yes & No.

Yes: You can theoretically call a web service (or aspx file) on each of the
machines in a loop. The page can return information about data in the
ASP.NET cache or clear them.

No: It only works if you have a single worker process on each machine,

It is a lot simpler if you cache the data of the control in external element
like a DB, service or a com+ application.

Cheers,
Egil
http://www,egilh.com/

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JL - 17 Apr 2006 21:31 GMT
Egil,

Thanks for reply.  That seems complicated for a novice like me...I guess
I'll log onto each of the 3 servers and refresh the cache.

Thanks for the info though.

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