I am facing a peculiar problem in my ASP.NET aplication
Let i have got following page
Login Page---->Page 1---->Page 2------> Page 3.
After i login i go from Login Page to Page 1 and then Page 2 and then

Got another outputcache question!
I've been using outputcache for an aspx page that dynamically generates
images. This page is called many times by another page requesting images by
unique identifiers (id, width, etc). I noticed that when I have

What is the maxmimum duration one can specify in the Output cache directive?
I get that it can take a 64-bit integer, but what is the true max duration? A
year? Less? More?
(If you can specify in the actual seconds... cause I'm that lazy today..

I have two user controls, child and parent.
In parent.ascx I have..
<div>
 <uc1:child....>

The HttpCacheability Enumeration doesn't make sense to me. It appears that
Server and ServerAndNoCache both disallow caching on the client. If that is
the case, what is the difference between the two. Also, how would I allow
caching at both places?

I want to mark my ASP.NET pages such that they are not cached.
How can I do so?
Thanks for any help.
Pratham

if there are two same name cache in a asp.net application ,
what will be happened ?

Are there any built in features of asp.net 2.0 that will allow you synch your
cache across a web farm? For instance, I get some external XML I cache so I
don't have to make the request each time it's needed.
For 1.x, I've found this http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20030420.asp ...

We have constructed a web site with about 110 pages using ASP.NET with
Visual Basic server code. First time that we published our site (including
all pages)  everythings were working correctly and each page was read form
server as it was supposed,

Hi All,
I'm trying to add this function to my code:
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HttpRuntime.Cache.Insert("Catalog",catalogds,null,System.DateTime.MaxValue,System.TimeSpan.FromHours(24),CacheItemPriority.High,CacheItemPriorityDecay.Never,null);

say I am adding lots of things to the cache, and I want a callback when each
of them is removed
can I just create one instance of my delegate and pass it in every time I
insert something into the cache, or do I have to create a new instance of

I'm in the process of migrating an ASP.NET 1.1 site to 2.0.
One of the problem I encounter is the change of behavior of the framework
calling "Application_Start" in global.asax.cs.
Basically :

  in our project, we are storing all the static data in cache object first
time when the application starts and that data is used for the lifetime of
the application. recently when we are running auto test scripts on multiple
machines pointing to same webserver to test a ...

I want to load contents of a remote HTML file and to display it on the ASP
.NET Web Page. The remote HTML file is not under any virtual folder and the
content & location may vary for each operations.
How can I do the same?

how to detect who redirects traffic to a aspx page? is this info passed
along in request object or can sites anonymously redirect traffic to other
sites?