Chapter 33. Caching and Managing State in ASP.NET Applications
IN THIS CHAPTER
This chapter discusses two related, but separate, topics on ASP.NET programming—caching and state management. Caching is used to improve performance by persisting commonly accessed data in the Web server. When users request the data, it is retrieved from the Web server rather than the originating data source. State management deals with the issue of Web applications being stateless—knowing nothing about previous requests. State management provides a way for the Web application to maintain information about a user’s interaction with the Web application.
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