2011年3月5日 · What are the different ways to cache a web application data, developed using Java and NoSQL database? Databases also provide caching, are they, the only & always the best option to go with, for caching? How else can I cache my data of users on the application. Application contains very user specific data like in a social network.

At the time of writing, most mainstream web browsers (except Safari) support the Clear-Site-Data HTTP header [MDN reference]. To instruct a client web browser to clear the browser cache for the website's domain and subdomains, set the following header in the HTTP response from the server: Clear-Site-Data: "cache"

2013年8月6日 · System.Web.Caching.Cache: this is the implementation of .NET caching. System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Cache: this is the instance of that implementation, that lives in the application domain. I think you want to use the second one if you are not in the code behind of an aspx page. Use Cache if you are in the code behind of an aspx page.

2012年9月27日 · I am working in media domain. I need to check every change in all leading browsers i.e. IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera. To clear cache, every time i need to use Ctrl + Shift + del. Is ther...

I'm trying to cache the output of an ApiController method in Web API. Here's the controller code: public class TestController : ApiController { [OutputCache(Duration = 10, VaryByParam = "none", Location = OutputCacheLocation.Any)] public string Get() { return System.DateTime.Now.ToString(); } }

The class for the ASP.NET cache is System.Web.Caching.Cache in System.Web.dll. However, you cannot simply new-up a Cache object. You must acquire it from System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache. Cache cache = System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache; Working with the ASP.NET cache is documented on MSDN here. Pros: It’s built-in.

In IIS we can manage our app cache configuration through the web.config file. Here is a complete web.config file (must be located in the root directory of our application) that includes the cache configuration for the index.html file as well as the routes configuration (I have added the SPA routing and the HTTP redirection to HTTPS as examples):

2009年7月30日 · Add meta pragma tag for no-cache; Server-side redirections, no cache, eliminate cookies, sessions, etc. However in a scenario like this (formerly edited apache .conf for long time caching) since you cannot change the domain for SEO purposes, there is a 'crude hack' you can use which will minimize the impact to SEO:

2009年9月7日 · System.Web.Cache is the class of the caching, and HttpContext.Current.Cache is a property that returns a reference to the caching object in the application. The Page, UserControl and HttpResponse objects also have a Cache property that you can use to get the reference. You can also get the reference from HttpRunTime.Cache.

Google Search Cache. If the website you are looking for is no longer in your local cache, the cache of Google (the search engine) might be of help. You can access a Google snapshot of the site by entering the URL of the site prefixed by cache: into the search engine, like this: cache:www.example.org. Archive.org