CHAPTER 10
State Data
In this chapter, I describe the two services that the ASP.NET platform provides for creating stateful data: application state and session state. These features are easy to use, but they require forethought and caution to avoid serious performance penalties. I explain how each feature works and how to sidestep the pitfalls. Table 10-1 summarizes this chapter.
Table 10-1. Chapter Summary
Problem |
Solution |
Listing |
|---|---|---|
Store data so that it is available to every component in the application. |
Use the application state data feature. |
|
Perform multiple read or write operations on application state data. |
Use the Lock and UnLock ... |
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