If i set the caching static content in the webconfig file. (I guess it is similar to do from the IIS).
1)Where does these files saves? in the web server or on the client browser or server?
2) I read cache occur by default , when does it expires? If there is no settings already?
3) If there is no settings, is it only the static files are caches or data is also cache? i am thinking if i cache is done by default, and I try to make changes in my webconfig to say cache static content. that might hinder the performance because not
sure if the searched data with the particular fileters were saved and after specifying static content the performance will go down. acutally the website i am working with it is working fast expect if after 1 hour I try to go back to the site, it tend to
work really slow and loads every single file mentioned in the index of SPA.
I used to think cache happens in the client site. That is why when we click on the brower history to remove the history files and it clears the cache for us. Similarly, sometime when we are not seeing a change in the page then we tend to clear the cache
and then reload. ON the next load of the webpage it always take long timer. So what I am missing. HOwe does cahse work from client to client, if one remove it then how other does not get effected?
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caching static content
Sep 18, 2016 09:58 AM|aammi|LINK
Hi,
If i set the caching static content in the webconfig file. (I guess it is similar to do from the IIS).
1)Where does these files saves? in the web server or on the client browser or server?
2) I read cache occur by default , when does it expires? If there is no settings already?
3) If there is no settings, is it only the static files are caches or data is also cache? i am thinking if i cache is done by default, and I try to make changes in my webconfig to say cache static content. that might hinder the performance because not sure if the searched data with the particular fileters were saved and after specifying static content the performance will go down. acutally the website i am working with it is working fast expect if after 1 hour I try to go back to the site, it tend to work really slow and loads every single file mentioned in the index of SPA.
I used to think cache happens in the client site. That is why when we click on the brower history to remove the history files and it clears the cache for us. Similarly, sometime when we are not seeing a change in the page then we tend to clear the cache and then reload. ON the next load of the webpage it always take long timer. So what I am missing. HOwe does cahse work from client to client, if one remove it then how other does not get effected?