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

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Advice on cache design09 Nov 2004 22:22 GMT3
Hi all, I am looking for some advice on how to implement a caching solution
for use in my asp.net app.
I have a function that returns a simple true or false, but to get the answer
needs to execute appox 20 queries to the database.  This function gets
controls caching09 Nov 2004 22:19 GMT1
is it possible to cache all aspx content except for one control.
thanks
setting Respons.Buffer = false disables page output caching!08 Nov 2004 15:04 GMT1
I have a problem I hope someone has a solution for. I use page output
caching extensively in my application. It is working great everywhere
except for one page.
On the page I am having a problem with I have the following code
Caching Patterns - Question05 Nov 2004 17:24 GMT4
Several code samples/examples that I have reviewed recently use a common
pattern whereby specific object details are specified in the .config file and
an appropriate object factory is called to return an instance of the
appropriate object.  Additionally, the factory often caches ...
Cache from another user session(?)03 Nov 2004 23:41 GMT1
  I have a the following  int the Page.Load
Sub page load(
if Not Page.IsPostBack the
function_a(Context.item("Object")
OutOfMemory exception when putting large amounts of data into the Cache03 Nov 2004 12:14 GMT2
We have been struggling with a serious ASP.NET memory / garbage collection
bug for some time now.
Description
There is a bug in the way the ASP.NET Cache object and the .NET garbage
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