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11 Jun 2008 07:09 PM EDT
Caching ASP.NET Applications
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posted by Craig Ellrod

In the Application Expert series part 2, Caching, I released a Deployment Guide discussing Static and Dynamic Caching.  As we are partners with Microsoft, we recently did some work here internally setting up some Dynamic Caching for an ASP.NET application and thought we would share the knowledge. This Caching Deployment Guide for ASP.NET Web Applications discusses the way an Application Expert would find out the potential caching scenarios that a web application can benefit from, and shows how to create and test the NetScaler caching policies and settings to put these scenarios into effect.

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  1. Aug 21, 2008

    Anonymous says:

    Great information. Static and Dynamic Caching has been my area of interest in &l...

    Great information. Static and Dynamic Caching has been my area of interest in <a href='http://www.programming-web.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2:web-based-applications&catid=3:web-concepts&Itemid=2'> web development.</a>

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