While debugging, I'm having a caching issue. I'm thinking that it
might be nice if I could just see a page of all cache items, with
related details. This seems like something that would be so easy to
develop, and possibly helpful to a sys admin, that it's probably
already in ASP.NET. Unfortunately, my searches are revealing
nothing.
So at the risk of revealing my ignorance here; is there any type of
sys admin cache manager for .NET 2.0 that I could open up and
instantly see what's loaded into cache?
TIA
John
You can resort to something like this:
foreach (DictionaryEntry d in this.Cache)
{
Response.Write(d.Key);
Response.Write(" - ");
Response.Write(d.Value);
Response.Write("<hr>");
}
Also, Steve Smith has a CacheManager:
http://aspalliance.com/cachemanager/
Peter

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> While debugging, I'm having a caching issue. I'm thinking that it
> might be nice if I could just see a page of all cache items, with
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> TIA
> John
bulwark_jrm@hotmail.com - 09 Jul 2007 21:42 GMT
On Jul 9, 2:50 pm, Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]
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> Also, Steve Smith has a CacheManager:
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Thanks Peter,
That's perfect.
John