In application state, we need to use "Application.Lo ck()" before we write
something into Application["xxx"]. My question is do we need use
"Application.Lo ck()" to LOCK the cache before we write into Cache["xxx"]?
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No, not required.
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In application state, we need to use "Application.Lo ck()" before we write
something into Application["xxx"]. My question is do we need use
"Application.Lo ck()" to LOCK the cache before we write into Cache["xxx"]?
someone can tell me why? How can asp.net keep synchronization without
Locking the cache?
"Shiva" wrote: No, not required.
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In application state, we need to use "Application.Lo ck()" before we write
something into Application["xxx"]. My question is do we need use
"Application.Lo ck()" to LOCK the cache before we write into Cache["xxx"]?
Its not required. Its thread-safe.
--
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news:59******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... In application state, we need to use "Application.Lo ck()" before we write
something into Application["xxx"]. My question is do we need use
"Application.Lo ck()" to LOCK the cache before we write into Cache["xxx"]?
Cache is thread-safe.
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someone can tell me why? How can asp.net keep synchronization without
Locking the cache?
"Shiva" wrote: No, not required.
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In application state, we need to use "Application.Lo ck()" before we write
something into Application["xxx"]. My question is do we need use
"Application.Lo ck()" to LOCK the cache before we write into Cache["xxx"]?
you don't strickly need it for application either, as the actually update is
thread safe. but if you use the following logic:
test if not in cache/application
build object
stick in chahe/application
else
return cache/object.
with out a lock before the test, two (or more) threads can detect the empty
state, both build the object, and both place their created objectes in the
cache (last one winning). a lock before the test will prevent the race.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
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