Re: Accessing Cache from Custom Web Server Control

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Got it... I was referencing System.Web... but was missing the using
statement.... (Doh!....)

Thanks.


"Joe" <bbgbouncer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Your just missing a reference. HttpContext.Current.Cache is the same
object. You can also use HttpRuntime.Cache. Little less overhead when
using this one.

I believe they are in System.Web
-joe

On May 30, 8:28 pm, "Jordan S." <A...@xxxxx> wrote:
"Peter Bucher [MVP]" <peter.buc...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Hello Jordan S.

How can I access the same Cache from *within* a custom composite Web
server control I'm writing (that lives in it's own assembly) that is
dynamically added to a page at runtime? What do I need to do with the
custom control or it's containing assembly to enable it to access the
Cache of the hosting Web application?
Two Ways:

HttpContext.Current.Cache

this.Page.Cache

both gives the same Reference to the current Cache Object.

Unfortunately neither of your suggestions works in my case. I want to
access
the Cache from *within* a web server control. There is no "this.Page"
reference in a web server control.

The suggestion for HttpContext.Current.Cache seems promising, but it's
currently not available in my control's class.

Am I just missing some reference? The project/assembly within which my
control exists references System.Web. What else do I need to reference -
or
what do I need to do to be able to access teh current context from within
a
custom control?

Thanks.




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