I attempted to post this yesterday however I dont see that
it ever made it up. If this is an error on my part, I
apologize in advance.
I've got a webapp with somewhat trivial amount of data,
however aquiring the data from the database usually takes
approximately 1.5minutes. So first thing that pops into my
head is cache it.
What I'd like to do is load the cache up on
Application_Start, then refresh every 4hrs or so. I'd like
to avoid handling it lazily, because that guarentees one
person will need to wait 1.5 minutes, whereas if it was
just refreshed every 4hrs on the backend, that condition
may occur, and it may not.
I've got no problem loading up data on application_start,
and set a CacheItemRemovedCallBack to execute a method to
reload the cache with the data. The problem I am
encountering is that I cant get a HttpContext to pull the
cache object from.
Should I be doing this a better way, or anyone have any
sort of advice whatsoever? Source samples?
Thanks in advance,
Weston Weems 5 1173
Weston,
Where exactly in the code are you having a problem with retrieving the
HttpContext instance?
:DG<
"Weston Weems" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:04****************************@phx.gbl... I attempted to post this yesterday however I dont see that it ever made it up. If this is an error on my part, I apologize in advance.
I've got a webapp with somewhat trivial amount of data, however aquiring the data from the database usually takes approximately 1.5minutes. So first thing that pops into my head is cache it.
What I'd like to do is load the cache up on Application_Start, then refresh every 4hrs or so. I'd like to avoid handling it lazily, because that guarentees one person will need to wait 1.5 minutes, whereas if it was just refreshed every 4hrs on the backend, that condition may occur, and it may not.
I've got no problem loading up data on application_start, and set a CacheItemRemovedCallBack to execute a method to reload the cache with the data. The problem I am encountering is that I cant get a HttpContext to pull the cache object from.
Should I be doing this a better way, or anyone have any sort of advice whatsoever? Source samples?
Thanks in advance, Weston Weems
Use System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache. This static property of the Application
class returns the Cache.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Weston Weems" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:04****************************@phx.gbl... I attempted to post this yesterday however I dont see that it ever made it up. If this is an error on my part, I apologize in advance.
I've got a webapp with somewhat trivial amount of data, however aquiring the data from the database usually takes approximately 1.5minutes. So first thing that pops into my head is cache it.
What I'd like to do is load the cache up on Application_Start, then refresh every 4hrs or so. I'd like to avoid handling it lazily, because that guarentees one person will need to wait 1.5 minutes, whereas if it was just refreshed every 4hrs on the backend, that condition may occur, and it may not.
I've got no problem loading up data on application_start, and set a CacheItemRemovedCallBack to execute a method to reload the cache with the data. The problem I am encountering is that I cant get a HttpContext to pull the cache object from.
Should I be doing this a better way, or anyone have any sort of advice whatsoever? Source samples?
Thanks in advance, Weston Weems
I've set up
MyNamespace.Caching - as a simple class that contains a
few methods to set/purge cache items, as well as
containing CacheItemRemovedCallBack.
I do MyCache.Caching.AddCacheItem(object item)
which will insert with a expriation of now+4hrs, and a
CacheItemRemovedCallBack which is also in my Caching
namespace.
The problem is it loads initially, but when it goes to
refresh, it gives me a null reference exception for some
strange reason.
If I've got the wrong idea, does anyone have examples of
how one might achieve this?
thank you very much.
Weston Weems -----Original Message----- Weston,
Where exactly in the code are you having a problem with
retrieving theHttpContext instance?
:DG<
"Weston Weems" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in messagenews:04****************************@phx.gbl...I attempted to post this yesterday however I dont see
that it ever made it up. If this is an error on my part, I apologize in advance.
I've got a webapp with somewhat trivial amount of data, however aquiring the data from the database usually
takes approximately 1.5minutes. So first thing that pops into
my head is cache it.
What I'd like to do is load the cache up on Application_Start, then refresh every 4hrs or so. I'd
like to avoid handling it lazily, because that guarentees one person will need to wait 1.5 minutes, whereas if it was just refreshed every 4hrs on the backend, that condition may occur, and it may not.
I've got no problem loading up data on
application_start, and set a CacheItemRemovedCallBack to execute a method
to reload the cache with the data. The problem I am encountering is that I cant get a HttpContext to pull
the cache object from.
Should I be doing this a better way, or anyone have any sort of advice whatsoever? Source samples?
Thanks in advance, Weston Weems
.
Thank you this was exactly the sort of thing I was looking
for.
I'll give it a whirl. -----Original Message----- Use System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache. This static property of
the Applicationclass returns the Cache.
-- HTH,
Kevin Spencer Microsoft MVP ..Net Developer Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Weston Weems" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in messagenews:04****************************@phx.gbl...I attempted to post this yesterday however I dont see
that it ever made it up. If this is an error on my part, I apologize in advance.
I've got a webapp with somewhat trivial amount of data, however aquiring the data from the database usually
takes approximately 1.5minutes. So first thing that pops into
my head is cache it.
What I'd like to do is load the cache up on Application_Start, then refresh every 4hrs or so. I'd
like to avoid handling it lazily, because that guarentees one person will need to wait 1.5 minutes, whereas if it was just refreshed every 4hrs on the backend, that condition may occur, and it may not.
I've got no problem loading up data on
application_start, and set a CacheItemRemovedCallBack to execute a method
to reload the cache with the data. The problem I am encountering is that I cant get a HttpContext to pull
the cache object from.
Should I be doing this a better way, or anyone have any sort of advice whatsoever? Source samples?
Thanks in advance, Weston Weems
.
Thank you, that worked perfectly!
Weston -----Original Message----- Use System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache. This static property of
the Applicationclass returns the Cache.
-- HTH,
Kevin Spencer Microsoft MVP ..Net Developer Neither a follower nor a lender be.
"Weston Weems" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in messagenews:04****************************@phx.gbl...I attempted to post this yesterday however I dont see
that it ever made it up. If this is an error on my part, I apologize in advance.
I've got a webapp with somewhat trivial amount of data, however aquiring the data from the database usually
takes approximately 1.5minutes. So first thing that pops into
my head is cache it.
What I'd like to do is load the cache up on Application_Start, then refresh every 4hrs or so. I'd
like to avoid handling it lazily, because that guarentees one person will need to wait 1.5 minutes, whereas if it was just refreshed every 4hrs on the backend, that condition may occur, and it may not.
I've got no problem loading up data on
application_start, and set a CacheItemRemovedCallBack to execute a method
to reload the cache with the data. The problem I am encountering is that I cant get a HttpContext to pull
the cache object from.
Should I be doing this a better way, or anyone have any sort of advice whatsoever? Source samples?
Thanks in advance, Weston Weems
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