While debugging, I'm having a caching issue.  I'm thinking that it
might be nice if I could just see a page of all cache items, with
related details.  This seems like something that would be so easy to
develop, and possibly helpful to a sys admin, that it's probably
already in ASP.NET.  Unfortunately, my searches are revealing nothing.

So at the risk of revealing my ignorance here;  is there any type of
sys admin cache manager for .NET 2.0 that I could open up and
instantly see what's loaded into cache?

TIA
John

Short answer? No. Easy to build though. Or you can turn on tracing and add 
trace statements to dump cache.

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>
> While debugging, I'm having a caching issue.  I'm thinking that it
> might be nice if I could just see a page of all cache items, with
> related details.  This seems like something that would be so easy to
> develop, and possibly helpful to a sys admin, that it's probably
> already in ASP.NET.  Unfortunately, my searches are revealing nothing.
>
> So at the risk of revealing my ignorance here;  is there any type of
> sys admin cache manager for .NET 2.0 that I could open up and
> instantly see what's loaded into cache?
>
> TIA
> John
> 

* Alvin Bruney [MVP] wrote, On 11-7-2007 3:57:

> Short answer? No. Easy to build though. Or you can turn on tracing and add 
> trace statements to dump cache.
> 


There is a free 3rd party debug visualizer though.

More info can be found here:
http://blog.bretts.net/?p=11

Jesse

Oh but there is. Steve Smith (http.//blogs.aspadvice.com/ssmith) has 
provided one on AspAlliance
http://aspalliance.com/cachemanager/default.aspx


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> Short answer? No. Easy to build though. Or you can turn on tracing and add 
> trace statements to dump cache.
>
> -- 
> Regards,
> Alvin Bruney
> ------------------------------------------------------
> Shameless author plug
> Excel Services for .NET is coming...
> https://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/10933.aspx
> OWC Black Book www.lulu.com/owc
> Professional VSTO 2005 - Wrox/Wiley
>
>
>  wrote in message 
> news:1184002385.071747.36610@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> While debugging, I'm having a caching issue.  I'm thinking that it
>> might be nice if I could just see a page of all cache items, with
>> related details.  This seems like something that would be so easy to
>> develop, and possibly helpful to a sys admin, that it's probably
>> already in ASP.NET.  Unfortunately, my searches are revealing nothing.
>>
>> So at the risk of revealing my ignorance here;  is there any type of
>> sys admin cache manager for .NET 2.0 that I could open up and
>> instantly see what's loaded into cache?
>>
>> TIA
>> John
>>
>
>