Hi Scott,



Since its nearing the end of the day, and I guess my prev Q was prob a long

one, I'll make it brief.



(1) How exactly does the cache engine expire a value in the cache after it

knows that the data has to be marked dirty? Does it do it immediately or

does it take sometime? Whats the process?



(2) What are the steps taken to detect code changes in aspx files so that

they can be recompiled?



Thanks,

Girish

Hi Girish,



Its actually only noon here in Redmond -- so I'm still plugging away on

answers. :-) 



Don't worry -- I haven't lost your question (or anyone else's that still

hasn't been answered).  I'll get to all the remaining ones over the next

few hours.



Thanks!



- Scott



-----Original Message-----

From: Girish Bajaj [mailto:gbajaj@i...]

Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 1:39 PM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] for Scott: ASP.NET Cache internals and code change

detection.





Hi Scott,



Since its nearing the end of the day, and I guess my prev Q was prob a

long

one, I'll make it brief.



(1) How exactly does the cache engine expire a value in the cache after

it

knows that the data has to be marked dirty? Does it do it immediately or

does it take sometime? Whats the process?



(2) What are the steps taken to detect code changes in aspx files so

that

they can be recompiled?



Thanks,

Girish







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