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This article demonstrates how to implement data caching by using key-based dependencies in a Microsoft ASP.NET application. The example that is presented in this article creates and inserts a DataSet object into the cache with a dependency set on another cache entry item by referencing its key. For examples of data caching with time or file-based dependencies, refer to the "References" section in this article....
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This article demonstrates how to implement fragment caching in ASP.NET. Fragment caching does not actually cache a Web Form's code fragments directly; fragment caching refers to the caching of individual user controls (.ascx) within a Web Form. Each user control can have independent cache durations and implementations of how the caching behavior is to be applied. The sample code in this article illustrates how to achieve this functionality. Fragment caching is useful when you need to cache only ...
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The ASP.NET cache is a general-purpose cache facility for Web applications. It provides both a simple interface for caching and a more advanced interface that exposes expiration and change dependency services. Caching is an extremely important technique for building high-performance, scalable server applications. Some items that are expensive to construct can be built once and then used for some amount of time before they are considered invalid. These items are stored in memory where they can be...
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This article demonstrates how to implement fragment caching in ASP.NET. Fragment caching does not actually cache a Web Form's code fragments directly; fragment caching refers to the caching of individual user controls (.ascx) within a Web Form. Each user control can have independent cache durations and implementations of how the caching behavior is to be applied. The sample code in this article illustrates how to achieve this functionality....
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This article demonstrates how to implement fragment caching in ASP.NET. Fragment caching does not actually cache a Web Form's code fragments directly; fragment caching refers to the caching of individual user controls (.ascx) within a Web Form. Each user control can have independent cache durations and implementations of how the caching behavior is to be applied. The sample code in this article illustrates how to achieve this functionality....
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Use this step-by-step guide to implement key-based dependencies for data caching in an ASP.NET application.This example creates and inserts a DataSet object into a cache with a dependency set on another cache entry item by referencing its key. For additional information and examples of data caching with time-based or file-based dependencies, see the REFERENCES section in this article.
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The ASP.NET cache is a general-purpose cache facility for Web applications. It provides both a simple interface for caching and a more advanced interface that exposes expiration and change dependency services.
Caching is an extremely important technique for building high-performance, scalable server applications. Some items that are expensive to construct can be built once and then used for some amount of time before they are considered invalid. These items are stored in memory where they...
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The following .NET Framework Class Library namespaces are referenced in this article:
• System.Web.Services
• System.Text
This step-by-step article describes how to create a sample ASP.NET Web service that uses output caching. Output caching caches the output response result of a Web service based on the Duration attribute that is specified for a corresponding WebMethod. Note In ASP.NET 2.0, the HTTP method of the test page has changed from GET to POST. However, POSTs are not ordinarily...
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Consider the following scenario. A Microsoft ASP.NET page contains the %@ OutputCache % directive. Additionally, the ASP.NET page generates an HTTP header that contains a Set-Cookie response. In this scenario, the ASP.NET page is stored in the HTTP protocol stack (HTTP.sys) kernel cache in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0. Therefore, multiple users who access the same page may receive identical cookies....
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This article demonstrates how to implement fragment caching in ASP.NET. Fragment caching does not actually cache a Web Form's code fragments directly; fragment caching refers to the caching of individual user controls (.ascx) within a Web Form. Each user control can have independent cache durations and implementations of how the caching behavior is to be applied. The sample code in this article illustrates how to achieve this functionality. Fragment caching is useful when you need to cache only ...
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A couple of days ago I ran into a confusion when I had to decide that whether to use ViewState or Data Caching. The use of ViewState as well as Data Caching technique would have provided me with the correct solution. One of the techniques was better than the other and I had to decide that which one to use. In this article I will discuss when to use ViewState and when to use Caching....
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Built into the Web server is a type of internal caching that takes frequently requested objects and stores them in memory. Let's say you have a logo that appears on all your pages. The first time a page is requested, the Web server reads the logo from disk and send it across the wire. But it also stores that image in memory. The next time a page requiring that logo is read, the server will supply the logo from memory (though it will still register the request to the log). Thus, the server determ...
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This article demonstrates how to implement fragment caching in ASP.NET. Fragment caching does not actually cache a Web Form's code fragments directly; fragment caching refers to the caching of individual user controls (.ascx) within a Web Form. Each user control can have independent cache durations and implementations of how the caching behavior is to be applied. The sample code in this article illustrates how to achieve this functionality....
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This article demonstrates how to use the @ OutputCache directive to control page output caching in ASP.NET with Visual C# .NET. You can use this technique to cache your site's most frequently accessed pages, which can substantially increase your Web server's throughput. The throughput is commonly measured in requests per second. Although the sample code in this article demonstrates how to use the Duration and VaryByParam attributes, the article also includes a brief description of other approach...
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This article provides a roadmap to learning and mastering ASP.NET. Roadmap articles provide links to useful information, including online documentation, Microsoft Knowledge Base articles, and Microsoft white papers, to help you learn about a Microsoft product or technology....
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This step-by-step article describes ways to control how ASP.NET caches Web pages and data objects. By caching, you avoid re-creating information when you make later requests. Caching is an important technique for building high performance and scalable server applications. In the first request for the page, you can store data objects, pages, or parts of the page in the memory. You can store these items on the Web server, on the proxy server, or on the browser....
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This step-by-step article describes how to control the caching of Web pages and data objects in ASP.NET. When you cache Web pages, you avoid re-creating information when you make a later request. Caching is an important technique for building high performance and scalable server applications. When you make the first request for the page, you can store data objects, pages, or part of the page to the memory. You can store these items on a Web server, on a proxy server, or on the browser....
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This step-by-step article demonstrates how to store application-wide data through the Application, Cache, and AppSettings objects. Application-wide data is data that is available to the entire Web application....
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This article demonstrates how to improve the performance of ASP.NET applications by caching entire ASP.NET pages with the @ OutputCache page directive. You can also the @ OutputCache page directive to cache specific portions of an ASP.NET page, though this article does not demonstrate this implementation....
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This article demonstrates how to use the @ OutputCache directive to control page output caching in ASP.NET with Visual C# .NET. You can use this technique to cache your site's most frequently accessed pages, which can substantially increase your Web server's throughput. The throughput is commonly measured in requests per second. Although the sample code in this article demonstrates how to use the Duration and VaryByParam attributes, the article also includes a brief description of other approach...
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