I am trying to use the Cache to pass information between pages, so rather
than load up the query string with vars, I load it up on the first page, but
the cache is empty on arrival to the subsequent page, can I prevent this
using CacheDependency or shall I get my coat?

I have a single .cs that I use as a page template; it
creates several controls that are used by .aspx.cs pages
that inherit from it.
I would like to add output caching to this page template

Hi
I have a need to clear the cache on 3 web servers, all at
once, from one PC. I had intended running a Web Service
on the services that I could pass the page to be

Hi~
I use ASP.NET (framework 1.1 and windows 2003 server-)
Cache works well but it never expires with the
CacheDependency object and Expire Time Setting.

 I have a problem when I put my dataset in the ASP.Net cache. When I get my
dataset back from cache, all tables are present but are empty !!!!
  Please help,
 JY

I have two ASP.NET web apps. I am launching one from the other and passing
info to it using QueryString. The problem is, IE is caching the called page
and it prevents my Page_Init from being called the 2nd time (where I read
the QueryString values and shove them in the apps Session ...

Quick question on CacheDependency:
Can you create a depency on a file (and or path) that doesn't exist
yet?  I'd like to place an object in the Cache and make sure that if a
file appears in a directory (that may or may not exist yet) that my

I have a page-template class that creates a div tag and
then creates a literal control inside the div.  That way,
it appears on every page that inherits from it.
Is there a way to cache these controls?  They only exist

I know session & application objects in classic asp.
now in ASP.NET what are the best technique to maintaine a
stable application  information and session information?
is it true that cash object is more recommanded than

What is faster, reading a saved DataSet from an Application.Get() or
reading the same DataSet from HttpCache?

I am using System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Cache.Insert to add objects to the
cache.
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Cache.Insert(sKey, oObject, Nothing,
Cache.NoAbsoluteExpiration, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(lMinutesExpired))

Question 1:  What is the difference between using Cache/Session/Application vs using a Class (shared) variable?
Question 2:  I have a class that keeps track of user preferences.  It inherits directly from Object.  I am using a class (shared) variable to store a list of preferences ...

I'm hoping that someone can help me with this problem I'm having. I am
developing a website for an airport that is composed entirely of
separate user controls (about 25 in total). There is one ASP.NET page
(Index.aspx), and all of the content is loaded onto the pages from the

I have a several aspx pages. When you log off I use
SignOut(). But if you then use the URL/address bar in IE
and choose a page that you just visited, that page will
be displayed in the browser!

Is there a way to have the cache update itself?