I’m wanting to cache some data in ASP.NET so that once a single cache is made, it is accesible to all users. Will HttpContext.Current.Cache do that, or is there another context’s cache I need to be accessing?
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I’m wanting to cache some data in ASP.NET so that once a single cache is made, it is accesible to all users. Will HttpContext.Current.Cache do that, or is there another context’s cache I need to be accessing?
Yes, that’s exactly what it is designed for: store data that will be available to all users of the application. You may also take a look at the
@OutputCachedirective which allows you to cache entire WebForms (aspx) or fragments (ascx) on the server or on the client contrary toHttpContext.Current.Cachewhich stores objects onto the server.