Ok, so i've been a dumbass The issue was related to the fact that my IIS application was running 2 WorkerProcesses. Thus InProc Session state would return different session object states when the user hits either of the worker processes This is why the SQL SessionState persistance has resolved it. Either was its set up rather nicely now, and the issues have been resolved.
Ok, so i've been a dumbass... The issue was related to the fact that my IIS application was running 2 WorkerProcesses. Thus InProc Session state would return different session object states when the user hits either of the worker processes. This is why the SQL SessionState persistance has resolved it.
Either was its set up rather nicely now, and the issues have been resolved...
I've got a custom HttpHandler in my ASP.NET application, that basically builds and returns a javascript object. I have no experience with server-side caching, and my (possibly incompetent) google searches aren't returning anything basic enough to get me started. Could anyone provide a very simple example to give me an idea of how to access and use the server-side cache from a custom HttpHandler, or, leave some links to get me started?
Thanks a lot. Additional info: I'm on IIS 6, and my code-behind is in C# (although a VB example would work as well).
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