2 Resources for

varybyparam

Subscribe to this listing via:
RSS
Email

Sponsored White Papers, Webcasts, and Downloads

TechRepublic Resources

More efficient coding with advanced user control caching in .NET: If you've not yet learned about user controls, youremissing a powerful feature in ASP.NET.User controls are page fragments that can be inserted into Web pages just likea Web control. The difference is that user controls retain theirvisual design in Visual Studio. This means that you can create reusablecontrols without having...; Tags: Microsoft .NET, Microsoft ASP.NET, OutputCache, Robert L. Bogue; Technical articles 2005-01-25
Store dynamic page responses with output caching in ASP.NET: Output caching is a powerful ASP.NET feature that allows you to store dynamically generated page responses. In this way, subsequent requests for the same page are satisfied without executing the page; the cached output is simply returned. Output caching can take place at two levels—entire pages or portions of the...; Tags: Microsoft ASP.NET, Leonardo Esposito, VaryByParam, POST parameter, semicolon-separated list; Technical articles 2003-02-13

Additional Resources

Try these ASP.NET caching strategies: The easiest and most effective way to increase the performance of ASP.NET applications is through the use of the built-in caching engine. Although it is possible to build your own cache (as discussed in “Caching with .NET—when to buy, when to build”), you’ll likely find that the caching engine has...; Tags: .NET, Middleware, strategy, Daniel L. Fox, OutputCache, Microsoft ASP.NET; Technical articles 2003-02-24
Caching: How to remove a cache variable on application close in asp.netExplicit removal on an object from cache example below:public void Application_OnStart{System.IO.StreamReader sr =new System.IO.StreamReader("pi.txt");string pi = sr.ReadToEnd;Context.Cache.Add("pi", pi, null,Cache.NoAbsoluteExpiration,new TimeSpan(0, 5, 0),CacheItemPriorityDecay.Never,new CacheItemReomovedCallback(this.OnRemove));}public void OnRemove(string key, object val, CacheItemRemovedReason r){// respond to cache removal here}Setting an absolute expiration for a...; Tags: coolmanohar@...; Q&A 2004-12-21
Increase Web site performance with ASP.NET caching: While functionality is the number one goal of Webdevelopment, performance seems to be a close second. After all, a site thatisn't used serves no purpose. Caching frequently accessed Web page data is oneway to positively impact a Web application's performance. ASP.NET includescaching support that is easily incorporated in your application...; Tags: cache, Microsoft ASP.NET, Page Output, Tony Patton, Web, Web site; Technical articles 2006-06-27

Increase Web site performance with ASP.NET caching: Caching frequently accessed Web page data is one way to positively impact a Web application's performance. Find out how ASP.NET makes it easy to cache data. While functionality is the number one goal of Web development, performance seems to be a close second. After all, a site that...; Tags: Web, Microsoft ASP.NET, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, Performance management, Channel management, Microsoft development tools, Page Output, performance, .NET Newsletter, Parameter, Data, Web Site, Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, Perception, Listing B, Listing D, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software; Technical articles 2006-06-27
Use ASP.NET caching to optimize your Web applications: The ASP programming model includes the Application object, which allows developers to place both simple data types and COM objects in memory on the Web server so they could be accessible on any page, regardless of the current user. While ASP’s Application object retains its original functionality in ASP.NET, it...; Tags: .NET, Middleware, Scripting languages, Web application, Daniel L. Fox, Microsoft ASP.NET, Microsoft ASP, fragment; Technical articles 2003-01-21
Improve the performance of your app with ASP.NET caching: By Mark StrawmeyerApplication performance is an important consideration for any .NET-based Web site. Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET will likely increase the performance of your site, but the migration alone doesn't guarantee that it will perform at the highest level possible. By utilizing the caching functionality built into ASP.NET, you...; Tags: Performance management, .NET, Middleware, Microsoft.NET Framework, performance, Crowe, Chizek and Company LLP, Application-Performance, Microsoft ASP.NET; Technical articles 2003-10-14
Technology blog: Technology blogblog rootGood C# progrmming practices mostly applicable to otehr languages toohttp://www.dotnetspider.com/tutorials/BestPractices.aspxSurpass login for many siteshttp://bugmenot.comThis post originally appeared on an external websiteJ2EE ,EJBhttp://my.execpc.com/~gopalan/java/ejb.htmlThis post originally appeared on an external websiteJ2EE tutorials with code exampleshttp://my.execpc.com/~gopalan/java/java_tutorial.htmlThis post originally appeared on an external websiteIsn't the world beautiful ???Isn't the world beautiful...; Tags: Web site development, Web technology, J2EE, Application servers, Middleware, rajeshvuta@..., external Website, Web site, blog; Discussion threads 2005-11-04

<< Previous
page 1 of 1
Next >>

Crash Course: Microsoft Excel: This pre-packaged presentation contains everything you need to get end users up to speed fast about Microsoft Excel --even if you don't consider yours ...; Buy Now

Windows XP vs. Mac OS X: This presentation, entitled Standardizing on Windows XP Instead of MAC OS X, provides a pre-packaged option for defending Windows XP against MAC OS X. ...; Buy Now