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Caching generic data (not responses) used by a web service???

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Bob Rock - 14 Jun 2004 14:01 GMT
Hello,

I'd like to have some suggestions/pointers to how I could implement caching
of generic data used by a set of web methods. I don't need to cache the
response of web methods but of generic data (in the form of key/value
pairs).
.
Based on my current knowledge I have the following two choices:

1) using the HttpApplication class
2) using the instance of the Cache class accessible via the HttpContext
class

Are these good approaches or do they have any drawbacks I should be aware
of???
Are there better solutions???

Any suggestion/pointer is welcome.

Bob Rock
Bob Rock - 14 Jun 2004 14:13 GMT
BTW I forgot to say, I'd need in-memory (and probably in-process) caching. I
already use MS's caching application block for permanent caching of data
..... now I'd need a more volatile (and faster) caching.

Bob Rock

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