Learn More about Caching!
As traffic grows to a data-driven site, the demands placed on the Web server and
database server increase rather quickly. If, for a given Web page, each page request
requires a trip to the database, you may soon find your site's performance far below par.
If that given page is showing data that changes infrequently, you can cache the information
to save on round trips to the database server!
Below you will find a number of links to various articles and components you can use
to enable caching on your ASP site! With large, busy, data-driven sites there are
oftentimes two options: either write code that caches frequently requested data
or simply keep packing on extra database servers and Web servers. For those of us
who can't afford to pour gobs of money into our sites, caching is the only viable
alternative!
Caching with the Application Object
A Real-World Example of Caching Data in the Application Object
Caching a Web Page
Caching Data
Speed Up ASP Pages with Caching
Increasing ListBox Performance with Caching
Building a Simple Page Caching System
Caching SQL data in the IIS Application object
Caching Data
Caching a Web Page
Populating a Dropdown from an Application Variable
Alternative Caching Techniques
Server-Side Caching Options
Why Use Time-Based Page Level Caching?
Dynamic Caching
Got Any Cache?
Speeding Up ASP Pages by With Caching
Speed up your ASP pages: Turn Them into HTML with ASPTear!
Third-Party Products
XCache
WebGecko
A VBScript Caching Component
A Classic ASP Page Caching Object
Caching/Performance Discussions on the Web
Performance Forum @ ASPMessageboard.com
Caching with ASP.NET
ASP.NET offers a multitude of caching options, including caching of a Web page's HTML output
(Output Caching), caching the HTML output of a fragment of a page (Fragment Caching) and using a
rich caching API to cache objects (such as DataSets; called Data Caching).
Caching with ASP.NET
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