Where is cached information stored in ASP.NET?

If you don't specify a location, the Output Cache directive will at least store it on the server. It also allows (via headers) intermediate proxies and clients to cache if they choose to.

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I am developing a website and I want to implement caching to improve its performance. If I use where will my page be stored? On the client side or on the server?

If it's stored on the client side, where is it stored? Can I cache a master page? C# .net asp.net caching link|improve this question edited Nov 13 '10 at 17:34George Stocker22.6k1156117 asked Nov 13 '10 at 12:43PrateekSaluja4,44511539 84% accept rate.

If you don't specify a location, the Output Cache directive will at least store it on the server. It also allows (via headers) intermediate proxies and clients to cache if they choose to. * It's up to the consuming client to a) choose whether to respect the cache header and b) where to cache.

For most browsers it's usually in "Temporary Internet Files" or some equivalent. *It's more of a "suggestion" that proxies or clients cache, since either way it's ultimately up to them.

You may checkout the documentation. According to it the default value of the cache location is Any which means: The output cache can be located on the browser client (where the request originated), on a proxy server (or any other server) participating in the request, or on the server where the request was processed. This value corresponds to the HttpCacheability.

Public enumeration value As far as caching the master you cannot put an OutputCache directive to a master page. You could do it programatically by enabling caching in all the content pages.

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