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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Caching / November 2004

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asp cache flush nearly all29 Nov 2004 19:23 GMT1
I am using HttpRuntime.Cache.Insert(key, object) to cache some object in my
web application. I am using IIS 6 and /3GB option to support my 3Gb physical
memory. I've set the maximum used memory to 1800Mb in the application pool.
When my web app cache object increase and the private ...
why does aspx and ascx update causing recycle IIS?28 Nov 2004 05:09 GMT2
Today we just did an update to an aspx page and also to an ascx page (with no
code behind changes)  Our server was under normal load and what happened
surprise us. The application restarted !!!
I thought aspx \ ascx changes by design are not suppose to restart the
Originating Web Server Page Caching23 Nov 2004 22:28 GMT1
I'm sorry if this seems like a stupid question, but I tried to find an
answer in the previous posts and found nothing that helped me.
I am just trying to do a simple page cache on the originating
webserver.  That's it!  Nothing more difficult than that, but it's
Output Caching on the Server AND Client21 Nov 2004 08:23 GMT8
I have ASP.NET pages that I want cached on BOTH the client and server
sides.  I am currently setting the cache policy through code rather
than OutputCache directive:
HttpContext.Current.Response.Cache.SetValidUntilExpires(true);
Cache User Controls for each user19 Nov 2004 23:15 GMT1
can I have the User Controls cached by each user? I have an dinamic menu
that's is built for each user, and the code for its filling is executed every
postback, so I'd like to put it in cache, but each user must have his/her own
User Control cached.
Article: What is Isolated Storage ? (.Net FrameWork Tools Series)19 Nov 2004 20:59 GMT1
Hey Group,
After a long week end I am back again. Its nice and refreshing after a short
vacation so lets get started with .NET once again.
Today we will discuss about Isolated Storage. This is one of the topics
Page Caching - Is this the solution.18 Nov 2004 18:37 GMT6
Basically, I have a web app which has a step-by-step flow. So the user
fills a form, hits next and is taken to the next page, where the user
enters more information in form. There are around 5 steps for the user
to complete. Each step is on a different page.
ASP.NET Session State17 Nov 2004 17:54 GMT1
Hi everybody,
I'm just starting out using ASP.NET and I am having trouble using session
variables. I have a datagrid which gets its data from a OleDb DataReader. I
set up a function to execute the SQL queries on the data to populate the
aspnet memory consumption16 Nov 2004 19:26 GMT1
My web server (IIS 5.0) runs only one intranet web  application in Win2k
Server .For the first page alone, aspnet_wp consumes around 2-3 MB , but
doesn't release  all. The first page is a search page which is used to
query a particular  table with 10-15 parameters.   It has got a ...
Caching .xml and .xsl files16 Nov 2004 19:16 GMT3
We use few .xml and .xsl files in our web application and we found that
these files even though fairly static gets downloaded to the client's
machine everytime the page is refreshed.
Is there a way we can instruct so that these files only gets downloaded to
Cache Expriation Question16 Nov 2004 12:44 GMT1
I cache a ton of stuff, and my application works great....but......
When I am stress testing it I'll get the "Object reference not set to an
instance of an object"
every once in a while...
is there store something in cache so only current user can access it (like session variables)12 Nov 2004 22:24 GMT1
I have a query that I would like to cache. When the user executes a
query a datatable is returned. I stuff that datatable into a session
variable. It works well.
Is storing a databable into a session variable offer worse performance
Advice: cache data from slow source that is updated often12 Nov 2004 22:18 GMT1
Hi everyone...
so I've got a couple of webforms (AddItem and EditItem) that do straight
forward record creation and editing.  The problem is that on the form, is a
DropDownList that has to query a slow datasource (propietary) for its
Server AND Client Page Caching12 Nov 2004 21:51 GMT2
I am caching ASP.NET pages using the Caching API rather than the
OutputCache page directive.  It seems to cache pages on the client
fine, no problems.
Code Frag:
IIS 5.0 Process Model <memory limit>09 Nov 2004 22:28 GMT1
My asp .net application crashes atleast once in a day.. throwing
OutOfMemoryException.. Server was running without  when it had only 2
GB.  It started throwing OutOfMemory exceptions when RAM was upgrated as
3 GB. This happened twice in a week.  Again we did an upgrade in ram and
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