Application and Cache
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The Cache and Application objects provide broader scope than the Session object and the data is available to all the classes within the ASP.NET
The Cache and Application objects provide broader scope than the Session object and the data is available to all the classes within the ASP.NET application.
The Basics
- ASP.NET Application State Overview
- ASP.NET Caching Overview
- How to: Save Values in Application State
- How to: Read Values from Application State
- Introduction to Page Data Caching
- Effectively use the cache object in ASP.NET designs - Digging slightly deeper, this article helps you formulate a strategy for your larger system design.
Videos
Cache Dependancy
- Implementing Custom Cache Dependencies - There are some good diagrams here and discussion on SQL Cache Dependency
Advanced caching
- Advanced ASP.NET caching events - Short how-to on the System.Web.Caching.CacheItemRemovedCallback delegate which enables you to know perfectly why a cached item has been removed from cache (i.e. cache expired, memory shortage, ...)
- Caching Application Block - patterns & practices group
The Caching Application Block is a component of Enterprise Library which provides a flexible and extensible caching mechanism for use in client and server-side .NET development projects. - Tip/Trick: Implement "Donut Caching" with the ASP.NET 2.0 Output Cache Substitution Feature - Scott Gu Blog
Tools
- Visual Studio 2005 Cache Visualizer - Gives you some insight into what's going on underneath.
Enjoy!