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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Caching / October 2007

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how to force a .net application to use .net 2.0 ?27 Oct 2007 02:45 GMT2
how to force a .net application to use .net 2.0 ?
this windows service  is about 4 years old and im pretty sure is using .net
1.x runtime. Is there soem setting in the installer that says to use .net
2.0 instead of .net 1.0? this windows service is developed in visual studio
Distributed Clustered Cache Alternatives14 Oct 2007 02:33 GMT1
Synopsis: Need a .Net cache solution in which the cache can be
synchronized across multiple hosts on our server farm.
My company is investigating caching as a means to improve performance,
by reducing the database as a bottleneck. However due to constraints
do release builds have the same amount of info in exceptions? e.g. will exceptions cought in release builds contain stack trace etc.?03 Oct 2007 00:48 GMT1
do release builds have the same amount of info in exceptions? e.g. will
exceptions cought in release builds contain stack trace etc.?
 
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