.NET Cache Options?
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toranb
Nov 15, 2007, 3:37:13 PM11/15/07
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I'm new to this group, but after a quick search I didn't see a solid
answer to this question so here goes.
If cache lives in the System.Web.Caching namespace what is the
appropriate technology to use in a service layer or data access layer
to optimize lookups, etc?
answer to this question so here goes.
If cache lives in the System.Web.Caching namespace what is the
appropriate technology to use in a service layer or data access layer
to optimize lookups, etc?
Peter Groenewegen
Nov 16, 2007, 10:28:59 AM11/16/07
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It can be used to cache Global stuff for you website.
- config setting
- cache files from disk
- cache other stuff which is the same for all users
Andrew Badera
Nov 16, 2007, 10:46:20 AM11/16/07
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You can also establish your own application cache through the use of static classes/variables.
What do you mean by, appropriate technologies? To access the cache(s)? Simple best-current-practice coding. Hashtables and generic Lists are a favorite for caching. And any time you need to hit every item in a collection, iterate, don't enumerate. (for n = 0 to ... rather than foreach).
--Andrew Badera
What do you mean by, appropriate technologies? To access the cache(s)? Simple best-current-practice coding. Hashtables and generic Lists are a favorite for caching. And any time you need to hit every item in a collection, iterate, don't enumerate. (for n = 0 to ... rather than foreach).
--Andrew Badera
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