How to use output caching on .ashx handler
How can I use output caching with a .ashx handler? In this case I’m doing some heavy image processing and would like the handler to be cached for a minute or so.
How can I use output caching with a .ashx handler? In this case I’m doing some heavy image processing and would like the handler to be cached for a minute or so.
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I am working on an asp.net MVC web application and I need to know if there are any differences when defining the OutputCache for my action methods as follow:-
I build my own cms using Asp.net mvc 4 (c#), and I want to cache some database data, likes: localization, search categories (it’s long-tail, each category have it’s own sub and sub-sub categories), etc..
I am using the standard outputcache tag in my MVC app which works great but I need to force it to be dumped at certain times. How do I achieve this? The page that gets cached is built from a very simple route {Controller}/{PageName} – so most pages are something like this: /Pages/About-Us
I am using the PartialCaching attribute on the base class of a user control.
Is it possible to get the expiry DateTime of an HttpRuntime.Cache object?
I use a System.Runtime.Caching.MemoryCache to hold items which never expire. However, at times I need the ability to clear the entire cache. How do I do that?
We have one server running Windows Server 2003 for our production web server. Our web site has different modules to it and each is ran within it’s own application pool. This makes caching a bit of a problem since each module has it’s own cache and often times multiple modules cache the same items. The problem is when an item in the cache is altered in one module, another module caching the same item cannot easily be refreshed.