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Caching Techniques in ASP.NET 2.0 : Richard Bean
Wednesday, July 02 2008
Performance is the key requirement of any application. One of important technique which helps in the performance of application is Caching. Caching is the process of storing frequently used data on the server to fulfill subsequent requests. Reusing pages from memory is much faster than re-creating pages every time they are requesting. Caching increases your application's performance, scalability and availability. In ASP.NET, caching is implemented as an HttpModule that listens to all HttpRequests that come through the ASP.NET worker process....
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