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A webservice i’m working with sends back a result set that equates to around 66980 lines of XML, .net returns this as a list object.
As the user journey requires that we can reload this set if they step back a page, whats the fastest/best way of storing this result set per-user without slowing everything down.
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many solutions:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc300437.aspx
I would use memcache as a general way of caching queries. Best is that it works across nodes (in case you have more webservers).