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ASP.Net 2.0 - Dynamic Fragments in Cached Web Pages : Dipal Choksi
Thursday, June 26 2008
In this article we will explore various techniques for including dynamic fragments within cached web pages. This feature is described as Post Cache Substitution and provides a personalized experience for the end user, while taking advantage of the benefits of Caching. ASP.Net 2.0 offers an elaborate set of options for caching web pages. Caching improves the performance of web applications in situations where the data presented to the end user is of more or less constant nature. ASP.Net provides a feature to improve the overall user experience by allowing portions of cached pages to be dynamically updated before the user is presented with the web page. This results in a more personalized experience for the user, while taking advantage of the caching benefits at the same time...
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