Re: caching: Session state or Application state...
- From: spacehopper_man@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 29 Nov 2005 14:50:38 -0800
I have more than a basic understanding -
I have been doing web development now for over 11 years.
I have worked in first class companies in the City and around the
world.
I have a degree in Physics, and an MSc in Computer Science and
Artificial Intellegence.
I am lead developer at an industry leading company.
I feel Applicate state may be more appropriate in my situation because
from what I can gather it offers more flexibility and control over
memory management than Session state does. I can "roll my own" session
state management on top of Application state if this is true...
I do not have to worry about cross machine scaling issues as I am
working in a Portal environment.
I appreciate your efforts at helping me sdbills - but I have the hump
slightly about your answer - sorry dude ;)
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