I'm running into a problem with objects not destroying when the browser
closes and is reopened. I have a custom collection that is declared public in
a module, and instantiated elsewhere (linkbutton click event). The collection
works fine, but when I close the browser and then I ...

I apologize to post in this forum. I hope this is not
wrong. I was actually thinking to put in the performance
group, but somehow some of the other groups are not
working.

If i have a valid Dataset or Datatable with rows and i put it into the
cache by way of insert, why would the DS or DT have no rows when i
retrieve it back using get?

I use System.Web.Caching.Cache object in ASP.NET application to cache a lot
of large (~100K) and small (~2-5K) objects.
I use Windows Server 2003, IIS, ASP.NET v.1.1 ( all patched! ).
When I run my application on server with 1 Gb Ram all work OK. The memory

I'm having a serious problem with an ASP.NET web application that relies
heavily on several cache objects. One of the cache objects is a datatable
with approximately 50,000 records. From time to time, the cache object
becomes unsearchable. There are checks in the components that ...

is there a solution that will help create avery std (e.g., 5160) labels in
asp.net
the result can be html/word doc or PDF.
the only requirement is that the resulting pages are accurate and labels

I have a page that I want to open with window.open() but it doesn't ever run
page_load or even re-read the page (it seems to cache the original version of
the page).  If I do response.redirect, it runs just fine (but I absolutely
must have it open a brand new page)...

If an ASP.NET application creates a dataset, is this dataset stored in
server or client ? On the other hand, if it creates a 'Cache' object , will
that be created on server, or client ?

I keep getting this error. MS says there is a hotfix, but is there a way
around this.
Mark

I'm thinking of using the CacheItemRemovedCallback, but I've never used it
before. I'm wondering where the delegate function should be located. For
something like the code below, I'm wondering where the code for
"[SomeObject].RemovedCallback" should be.

Using a cache example such as the following with a cache dependency. Is
this data cached per user or per worker process? Also where is this
cached stored and how can the details of the whole cache be viewed?
Cache.Insert("MyData", Source, _

Have two web servers, cacheX will reside on each server seperately,
expiration gets set when each gets created.
Power users (only 2-3 people) for the web app want the ability to
remove the cache on both servers from a single interface button click.

how feasible is it to cache an entire page's content in a session variable?
i am already doing it and it works fine, except i am afraid of scalability
issues.  what is the best way to test this?  and is there an obvious reason
why i should not do this.

I'm having a probelm concerning the security of my application.
the problem is when a user is loggoed in and then he looged out i redirect
him to the main page of my application but if he clicks on the Browser's
"back button" he could then enter to the application.

I have my data in classes that internally use ADO datatables.  These classes
not only hold data but they also link to each other with object references.
Can i store these objects in the session?  i do not need to share them
between sessions.  Should i cache them in the cache ...