For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control, session
object, database, xml file.
This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If they're
in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or replace the
values with new values I can use.
What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a list in
memory can anyone provide?
Regards;
Segue
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segue wrote: For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control, session
object, database, xml file.
This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If they're
in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or replace the
values with new values I can use.
What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a list in
memory can anyone provide?
Regards;
Segue
Why not an array?
Tom
Can't you store the array as a Session Variable object?
--
Dennis in Houston
"segue" wrote: OK. How would you store the array?
"tomb" wrote:
segue wrote:
For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control, session
object, database, xml file.
This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If they're
in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or replace the
values with new values I can use.
What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a list in
memory can anyone provide?
Regards;
Segue
Why not an array?
Tom
OK. How would you store the array?
"tomb" wrote: segue wrote:
For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control, session
object, database, xml file.
This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If they're
in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or replace the
values with new values I can use.
What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a list in
memory can anyone provide?
Regards;
Segue
Why not an array?
Tom
Yes this may be OK. I have to do some tests is there any other
way to keep an array in memory because as a session object
it expires? This array is constantly getting updated.
"Dennis" wrote: Can't you store the array as a Session Variable object?
--
Dennis in Houston
"segue" wrote:
OK. How would you store the array?
"tomb" wrote:
segue wrote:
>For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
>
>My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control, session
>object, database, xml file.
>
>This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If they're
>in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or replace the
>values with new values I can use.
>
>What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a list in
>memory can anyone provide?
>
>Regards;
>
>Segue
>
>
Why not an array?
Tom
yes you may store it in a singleton class
you can easy create this with a module and access it from anny page ,,,
however keep in mind that doing so will make it availlable to all clients so
if the data is user specific ,, you should create a key value pair ( that is
why i love the hashtable so much , cause it is also the fastest collection
like object )
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"segue" <se***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:E1**********************************@microsof t.com... Yes this may be OK. I have to do some tests is there any other
way to keep an array in memory because as a session object
it expires? This array is constantly getting updated.
"Dennis" wrote:
Can't you store the array as a Session Variable object?
--
Dennis in Houston
"segue" wrote:
> OK. How would you store the array?
>
> "tomb" wrote:
>
> > segue wrote:
> >
> > >For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
> > >
> > >My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control,
> > >session
> > >object, database, xml file.
> > >
> > >This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If
> > >they're
> > >in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or
> > >replace the
> > >values with new values I can use.
> > >
> > >What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a
> > >list in
> > >memory can anyone provide?
> > >
> > >Regards;
> > >
> > >Segue
> > >
> > >
> > Why not an array?
> >
> > Tom
> >
What would you use for the Key? Possibly the Session ID?
--
Dennis in Houston
"m.posseth" wrote: yes you may store it in a singleton class
you can easy create this with a module and access it from anny page ,,,
however keep in mind that doing so will make it availlable to all clients so
if the data is user specific ,, you should create a key value pair ( that is
why i love the hashtable so much , cause it is also the fastest collection
like object )
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"segue" <se***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:E1**********************************@microsof t.com... Yes this may be OK. I have to do some tests is there any other
way to keep an array in memory because as a session object
it expires? This array is constantly getting updated.
"Dennis" wrote:
Can't you store the array as a Session Variable object?
--
Dennis in Houston
"segue" wrote:
> OK. How would you store the array?
>
> "tomb" wrote:
>
> > segue wrote:
> >
> > >For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
> > >
> > >My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control,
> > >session
> > >object, database, xml file.
> > >
> > >This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If
> > >they're
> > >in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or
> > >replace the
> > >values with new values I can use.
> > >
> > >What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a
> > >list in
> > >memory can anyone provide?
> > >
> > >Regards;
> > >
> > >Segue
> > >
> > >
> > Why not an array?
> >
> > Tom
> >
Hi,
I think the singleton class is the answer I'm looking for thank you.
I'm reading and trying to implement: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...netchapt05.asp
So I'll let you know how it goes.
Thanks;
Segue
"m.posseth" wrote: yes you may store it in a singleton class
you can easy create this with a module and access it from anny page ,,,
however keep in mind that doing so will make it availlable to all clients so
if the data is user specific ,, you should create a key value pair ( that is
why i love the hashtable so much , cause it is also the fastest collection
like object )
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"segue" <se***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:E1**********************************@microsof t.com... Yes this may be OK. I have to do some tests is there any other
way to keep an array in memory because as a session object
it expires? This array is constantly getting updated.
"Dennis" wrote:
Can't you store the array as a Session Variable object?
--
Dennis in Houston
"segue" wrote:
> OK. How would you store the array?
>
> "tomb" wrote:
>
> > segue wrote:
> >
> > >For an asp.NET app. I have a list that I want to keep in memory.
> > >
> > >My choices are keeping the list in an asp.NET listbox control,
> > >session
> > >object, database, xml file.
> > >
> > >This list has values that need to be checked against the stack. If
> > >they're
> > >in the stack then they're in use, if not then I'm going to use or
> > >replace the
> > >values with new values I can use.
> > >
> > >What good consulting advice regarding this model and ways to keep a
> > >list in
> > >memory can anyone provide?
> > >
> > >Regards;
> > >
> > >Segue
> > >
> > >
> > Why not an array?
> >
> > Tom
> >
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