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Isn't the Abbreviation GAC misleading?
Isn't the Abbreviation GAC misleading? GAC basically means all the common assemblies which all the applcations can share on a machine. But isn't the Abbreviation misleading as there is nothing like Cache here. Cache nomally means IIS cache. Also what is the location of GAC as I checked the location C:\WINDOWS\assembly but could not find the GAC folder there. Thanks.
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why do we need to enter the events like PreInit PreRender Render Unload Manually
My qusetion is why do we add the page life cycle events manually? If we don't add them manually don't they get added by the ASP.NET engine. Sometimes I have seem programmers adding events like Page_Unload Mehtod to do some clean up work like file close and close connections. But my question is does this event Not get fired if not added manually? Kindly explain these page events. Thanks
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on 10/12/2009
Can we do everything in TSQL what we do in Triggers
Recently I was asked this question in one of the ASP.NET interviews. Are the triggers any overhead? If they are why would you use them if you can do everything within the Stored Procedures logic. Can someone pls put some light into it. Thx.
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Does the request hit the web server if we have client caching enabled
Lets say we have this on the top of aspx page. <%@ OutputCache Duration="1000" location="client" VaryByParam="none" %> Does that mean that for 1000 seconds the request will not hit the web server, because if it hits the web server then what is the use of client side caching. Also what if the client browser memory is full and cannot save the page then what is the use of having client side caching. If someone can kindly explain. Thx
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Re: Can we do everything in TSQL what we do in Triggers
why can't we just use SP's to do everything. why use triggers at all?
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Re: Does the request hit the web server if we have client caching enabled
Nilesh...what exactly you mean by if the request comes from.... because that will mean that the request did hit the web server... the request has to go somewhere... when you put a URL on the web browser. example http://www.microsoft.com then the requset did hit the microsoft web server then where does the caching comes into play.
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what is the use of Client side caching?
hello, I was recently asked in an interview that what is the use of client side caching? I really didn't know what to say. If all the caching is on the client side then how will the page get updated. Is the client side caching same as browser caching? Thanks.
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Very basic Cache Question.
<%@ OutputCache Duration="60" VaryByParam="state;city" %> Lets say we put the above code in a Page Default.aspx Lets say we have 51 states and each state has 15 cities. so that will mean we will have 751 cache pages on the IIS web server. Question 1. So will that not put burden on the IIS web server? Question 2. Also can someone also explain me on client side caching. Lets say we save the above on the client side in the browser. As we do not know about how much client can
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when are Application_Start and Application_End events fired in Global.asax
Lets say I deploy a web site called www.mysite.com Now when is the Application_Start event fired? When the first user hits the site? and when is the Application_End event gets fired?. How can a application end? when it is deployed on the IIS? thanks.
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Very basic subdomian question for asp.net apps.
Hello, Lets say I have a directory on the IIS example : MySite and uder that I have a directory called Profile and a file called admin.aspx So the URL will become something like: http://Mysite.com/profile/admin.aspx how can I have profile as a subdomain? so that URL can become. http://profile.Mysite.com/admin.aspx ? I know this might be a small thing but if someone can explain. Thanks.
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