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Fragment Caching
Fragment caching is a technique to cache only partial part of the ASP.Net
page... This technique is used to improve performance of your page, but it
needs to be decided at design time...
You can achieve Fragment caching by developing a part of your web page as
User Control... User Control can then cache itself independent of the
page... User Controls provides many more benefits other than Fragment
Caching so while going for User Controls there are other factors to be
considered too...
Vishal Joshi
Microsoft MVP .Net
If You Think YOU CAN... You Can...
http://VishalJoshi.Blogspot.com
http://www.microsoft.com/india/mvp/indiamvp.aspx
http://groups.msn.com/ChennaiNetUserGroup
http://groups.msn.com/CNUG-DAM
http://groups.msn.com/NetBloomingtonUserGroup
PS: There is a small little "Token Of Appreciation (TOA)" that I am planning
to give to whoever writes a small piece on what he/she feels about Caching
in ASP.Net (good, bad, ugly)... So see if you can devote some time of yours
in reading about Caching in ASP.Net and then writing what you feel... This
exercises which we are doing is not to prove ourselves in front of anyone so
you can feel free to be authentic... :-)
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