Hi,

I'm not clear why this is a Ajax.NET question, but if you are using
the HttpCache it will be available to all sessions (all users). If you
store your object in the Session container it will be only available
for this session.

Regards,
Michael


On 6/15/06, eliassal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I saw a lot of threads about issues regarding cache and session object.
> First question, is there somewhere any doc or explanation describing
> the difference between using Cach attributes or session object and how
> to use them if possible in VB for .net framework 1.1.
> I don't know if what I need to achiev is feasible with ajaxPro caching
> attributes. I have a Net class which I would like to be instantiated
> when the page is loaded, its properties are populated. I have several
> checkboxes and radio buttons when checked/unchecked I would like to
> grap the cached object and retreive one or 2 properties as we used to
> do in a sesssion object in ASP. Something like the  class having 3
> properties (number, width, height) populated from a DB and stay in the
> cache and acces them individually through a ajaxpro javascript
> retrieving one by one values
> Thanks
>
>
> >
>


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