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ASP.NET Request Logging with Asynchronous Fire And Forget Pattern : Peter A Bromberg

Monday, April 27 2009

Shows how to perform high-speed ASP.NET Request logging to a database using the asynchronous Fire and Forget delegate wrapper patterns. In wiring up a recent article about Request Logging to feature a couple of tricks I've learned in my short happy career as a .NET programmer, I revisited the Fire And Forget pattern and decided to add this into my code to make it even faster. Fire And Forget using a "self completing delegate wrapper" is something I first came across on Mike Woodring's page, and I've written about it several times here. Jon Skeet also has an implementation, which I think is even "cleaner", and in my last article I used Jon's code, so I continue with that....

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ASP.NET Request Logging with Asynchronous Fire And Forget Pattern : Peter A Bromberg
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