Cache User Control in Web Part

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Hello everyone,

What is the best way to cache a 2.0 web part?

I tried putting output cache on the user control in the part, but the
output cache cannot be wrapped by a generic web part . . . any ideas?

I'm new to caching to begin with and I am at a loss. Because of the
control, data caching wouldn't really be a good option. Maybe if I get
the rendered html code from the control, put that in cache, then
render
that in a literal control . . . that seems a little silly (if it would
even work).

Thanks for any advice,
Ryan

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