Is there an easy way to set the output page cache for all pages in an app at
once?
It seems like the only way to set the page output cache is to use the
@OutputCache directive in each page, or to do it programatically.  I've also

I have created a datatbase "testschema" and schema called "MySchema". I have
created a table "MySchema.table1" in the database. I am trying to create sql
cache dependancy on table using aspnet_regsql utitlity.
aspnet_regsql -S localhost -U UserA -P usr@123 -ed  -d testschema -et ...

Ok, we've now figured out how to work around what seems to be an overly
aggressive cache scavenging in ASP.NET 2.0. I'm not saying this is a bug but
it's definitely something that has changed since 1.1 and people should be
aware of because it's damn hard to find because you ...

I am attempting to manage all image GETs in a web site. To do this I am using
an IHttpHandler. All the basic functionality works well.
I am attempting to manage the caching of images on the client site using the
following snippet of code. The code attempts to set both ...

Recently a client of ours has moved their web site from one hosting company
to another. The new host is actually a virtual dedivated server. Today the
site went down and so did the server due to the fact that a process on the
server ate up too much memory. I found the process ...

We are trying to display a web app in Outlook but have run into a serious
issue with session state.  Basically, we are attempting to set an Outlook
folder to display a web page (ala Microsoft CRM 3's Outlook integration), but
Outlook's implementation of the IE browser control ...

Hi,
I have a master page which contain an xml based tab menu.  I'm trying to cache
these pages, with output caching, but the compiler says this is not valid.
So how do I cache a master page?

Does ASP.NET 2.0 caching begin utilizing the pagefile if the web server runs
extremely low on RAM ?
Is it possible for an ASP.NET 2.0 caching implementation to trigger a
System.OutOfMemoryException ?

I have an aspx page that is used in src tags on other pages to serve
images.  The image that is served is determined by a query string:
src=mypage.aspx?imageId=12344
Each image has a unique id, so a unique image is defined by the entire

I read thefollowing in "C# and .NET" on Safari Books:
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<%@ OutputCache Location="None" VaryByParam="*" VaryByControl="*"%>
Note that its caching is turned off by setting Location to None. The result