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To use the System.Web.Caching namespace in ASP.NET, follow these steps:
Here is an example of how to add an item to the cache:
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// Add an item to the cache with a unique key and a specified expiration time Cache["MyKey"] = "MyValue"; Cache.Insert("MyKey", "MyValue", null, DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(5), TimeSpan.Zero); |
And here is an example of how to retrieve an item from the cache:
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// Retrieve an item from the cache using its key string myValue = Cache["MyKey"] as string; if (myValue != null) { // Do something with the cached value Console.WriteLine(myValue); } |
You can also use cache dependencies to automatically invalidate cached items when a specified file or key changes. Additionally, you can set up cache expiration policies to automatically remove items from the cache after a certain period of time.
Overall, the System.Web.Caching namespace in ASP.NET provides a powerful way to store and retrieve data in memory efficiently, improving the performance of your web application.