Hi,

We have one dev box here (Win2003 server/Sharepoint/Visual Studio 2003) that
is showing some funny issues ... with what appears to be the asp.net page
caching.

What appears to happen is that when you do a get latest version of the page
from sourcesafe, (or sometimes edit/save a page) the old page still seems to
be running from the asp.net cache. IISRESET does not seem to even fix the
problem when this happens. The way to fix the page is to make a few changes,
F5 in the browser and then undo checkout. Not very ideal.

Any ideas how to resolve this. Or examine the page cache to see if this is
the case. Or manually purge the cache.

Thanks

Donal

Actually, I had that annoying problem happen today. A reboot fixed it. I
believe it boils down to the dll must be older (or younger i forget which
one) than the source files. In any case, the cached files are stored in the
temp ASP.NET working folder. So you can purge those instead of rebooting.

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Regards,
Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP

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"Donal McWeeney" <macker (AT) newsgroup (DOT) nospam> wrote

Hi Alvin,

Thanks for the info... will try that and see what happens. Sometimes a
reboot does not even clear it for us... Doh!

Sound

Donal

Hello Donal,

Does a reboot fix the problem as Alvin suggested?

Regards,

Luke

Hi Luke,

It fixes it sometimes...

Thanks

Donal