Fundumental question about Cache intrinsic object

#1

Hi,

May happen follwowing situation ?

String S=Cache["T"];
Response.Write(S); // After writing of e.g. 100 bytes S will null because
server is running out of resources and IIS clear cache. So output will be
incomplete.

May this happen or IIS synchronize access to cache and this can never happen ?

Thank you.

#2

Hi B.

this is not a MCMS related question. Please post to an ASP.NET related
newsgroup.

Thanks,
Stefan

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Quote:

Hi,

May happen follwowing situation ?

String S=Cache["T"];
Response.Write(S); // After writing of e.g. 100 bytes S will null because
server is running out of resources and IIS clear cache. So output will be
incomplete.

May this happen or IIS synchronize access to cache and this can never
happen ?

Thank you.

#3

synchronized cache access has nothing to do with it. The cache will be
scavenged when there is memory pressure. Build your applications with that
behavior in mind and you will be fine.

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Regards,
Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP

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"B.J." <BJ (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:

Hi,

May happen follwowing situation ?

String S=Cache["T"];
Response.Write(S); // After writing of e.g. 100 bytes S will null because
server is running out of resources and IIS clear cache. So output will be
incomplete.

May this happen or IIS synchronize access to cache and this can never
happen ?

Thank you.

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