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darrel
I had a conversation with a friend today.
I'm working on a project where I have an XML file that stores the site
structure and some page-centric variables. I have a handful of controls that
will be reading from this XML file.
My initial reaction was to load the XML file once, and then set it to a
cache object, so that it's cached and only updated if the file is updated on
the server.
He said that was unecessary, as IIS/.net will cache frequently accessed
files automatically for you.
Any thoughts on that?
-Darrel
I'm working on a project where I have an XML file that stores the site
structure and some page-centric variables. I have a handful of controls that
will be reading from this XML file.
My initial reaction was to load the XML file once, and then set it to a
cache object, so that it's cached and only updated if the file is updated on
the server.
He said that was unecessary, as IIS/.net will cache frequently accessed
files automatically for you.
Any thoughts on that?
-Darrel