I have an asp.net webforms SaaS application where multiple ecommerce websites are running. Each website has its own domain (abc.com, xyz.com etc.) and each website’s content is fetched from the database based on the domain.
For my blog I am wanting to use the Output Cache to save a cached version of a perticular post for around 10 minutes, and thats fine…
Suppose I have an ASP.NET application running across several web servers behind a load balancer:
We’ve got a fairly standard e-commerce scenario with paged lists of products within categories. For better or worse, about 80% of visitors never navigate past the first page, depending on the category there may then be 5-10 more pages of results which are viewed far less often. (Yes we do optimise what appears on the first page and have good search – but that’s a different discussion)
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.
in my asp.net mvc application i’m using the OutputCache attribute on different action method.
Is possible to view the current entries on the cache related to OutputCache attribute?
If i cicle on System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Cache i don’t find this type of entry.
Thanks in advance F.
I want to use server-side response caching (output cache) with asp.net core 2.0 and found out about Response Caching Middleware and wanted to give it a try with a brand new asp.core mvc project.
What are difference between IIS (Dynamic and Static) cache, OutPutCache and browser cache?
Is there a way to set the value of an OutputCache based on a cookie value?