Caching ..
 

Hi all!!

I am workin on caching for a web app..
Most of code of the app is in an separete dll. I want to use asp.net
caching.

Should i my the cache property of the page to the my functions in that
dll and use them? make it byref?

Thanks,
p

Re: Caching ..
 

Sure. To reference the page objects, you would use HttpContext.Current.

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> Hi all!!
>
> I am workin on caching for a web app..
> Most of code of the app is in an separete dll. I want to use asp.net
> caching.
>
> Should i my the cache property of the page to the my functions in that
> dll and use them? make it byref?
>
> Thanks,
> p
>

Re: Caching ..
 

Hi !

But do i have to pass the httpcontext object to my class whn i create
a new object?

Re: Caching ..
 

Hi !

But do i have to pass the httpcontext object to my class whn i create
a new object?
I am lookin for the right way (if there is any) for accessing the http
objects like cache ,request etc.. in my class which is a separate dll.

thanks in advance

Re: Caching ..
 

No. You can simply use HttpContext.Current from anywhere in your app, as
long as it's running under ASP.NET. That's the point in it being a static
property.

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen

> Hi !
>
> But do i have to pass the httpcontext object to my class whn i create
> a new object?
> I am lookin for the right way (if there is any) for accessing the
> http
> objects like cache ,request etc.. in my class which is a separate dll.
> thanks in advance
>