Hi, Is there any way to read the CPU cache contents? Architecture is for ARM. I m invalidating a range of addresses and then want to make sure whether it is invalidated or not. Although I can do read and write of the range of addresses with and without invalidating and checking the invalidation, I want to know whether it is possible to ...
Is there difference between caching PHP objects on disk rather than not? If cached, objects would only be created once for ALL the site visitors, and if not, they will be created once for every visitor. Is there a performance difference for this or would I be wasting time doing this? Thank you :) ...
I've got this method that returns a Linq-to-SQL query for all the rows in a 'UserStatus' table: public IQueryable<BLL.Entity.UserStatus> GetAll() { var query = from e in _SelectDataContext.UserStatus select new BLL.Entity.UserStatus { UserStatusId = e.UserStatusId, En...
I am attempting to set up a reverse caching proxy for ad graphics (gif, jpg, swf) serving. The proxying is working fine and sending the request on to the origin server, but I can't seem to figure out why the content isn't being cached. My current config is below. The goal is to cache all requests that match the /ca/ URI prefix. The origi...
I have a web service with some data that I need to pass across sessions. I was thinking of using the application object. 1) Is this a good idea? 2) Some of the data will grow old and I'd like to purge it out so that the application object doesn't constantly grow. What is the best way to do this? Thanks ...
Hello! I wonder, how are systems for fulltext search implemented, to be able to query millions of entries very fast? Please note: I'm not talking about systems which tokenize the content by separating it at whitespaces, but about system which are able to query even parts from the middle of tokens (which is a real challange). Background...
Is there difference between caching PHP objects on disk rather than not? If cached, objects would only be created once for ALL the site visitors, and if not, they will be created once for every visitor. Is there a performance difference for this or would I be wasting time doing this? Basically, when it comes down to it, the main questio...
This may be slightly off-topic for a strictly programming site, but I'm interested in starting a software project or contributing to an existing project that can do what I'm proposing. Now that SSD storage is becoming more popular, I am more interested in using one in my destop computer. Since they are very expensive per Gigabyte compa...
I'm using a framework that loads the table structure from the database everytime I open a page. I'm thinking of using JSON files to cache this data, and let PHP parse them when I need it. Is it better than loading data from the database? Are there another ways to do something similar? ...
I want to retrieve the recently viewed pictures from IE. I know that all the files from IE exist in the internet temporary directory, commonly with the path like "C:\Documents and Settings[account]\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files". Here something strange for me comes. I wrote a program of C++ to retrieve the directory above, an...
I want to convert an Object into a String in PHP. Specifically, I'm trying to take a mysql query response, and I'm trying to convert it into something I can write to a file and use later. Of course, when you try to write an Object to a file, PHP appropriately yells: Catchable fatal error: Object of class DB_result could not be converted...
I got a ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER error when invoking FindNextUrlCacheEntry(). Then I want to retrieve the failed entry again, using a enlarged buffer. But I found that when I invoke FindNextUrlCacheEntry(), it seems I was retrieving the one next to the failed entry. Is there any approach I can go back to retrieve the information of the ...
Hi, We have this weird issue regarding SQL Query Notification service. We have a main web application running with QN service so the cache item in the web get notification from SQL when the monitoring data changed. And it runs well. What is weird is when the other supporting web service tries to register QN subscription into SQL...
In my application I want to cache data loaded with NHibernate. I don't want to use the second level cache of NHibernate as this cache is not really meant to cache an entire graph of objects. But what is the best strategy to make sure I don' have any lazy loading proxies and/or collections in my graph? ...
Web application storing images in database. In our first setup we were storing (and serving) from images from database resized in asp.net cache. This was all good, but as web started getting more and more hits, we started experiencing weird problems, and by weird, I do mean weird - ranging from w3p crashing without any details to rando...
I have to come up with a solution to compress, version (for caching purposes) and potentially combine our JS and CSS files and I've seen two dominant approaches so far: 1) At build time: As an MSBuild task or similar. 2) Dynamically at run time: As a custom HTTPHandler (we are ASP.NET btw) for .js and .css files, with something like thi...
I have a situation where I could really benefit from having system like memcached, but with the ability to store (per each key) sorted list of elements, and modifying the list by addition of values. For example: something.add_to_sorted_list( 'topics_list_sorted_by_title', 1234, 'some_title') something.add_to_sorted_list( 'topics_list_s...
PerfMon counter : Cache % Process Memory Used is more than 100 % . How is this possible?? Note : only one worker process was running, hosting one website. ...
I’m looking for some strategies regarding accessing some cached data that resides in a internal company web service. Actually, preventing access of the cached data while the cache is being refreshed. We have a .Net 3.5 C# web service running on a web farm that maintains a cache of a half-dozen or so datasets. This data is configurati...
Am using following .net code to add objects to cache: public static void Add<T>(string key, T dataToCache) { try { ApplicationLog.Instance.WriteInfoFormat("Inserting item with key {0} into Cache...", key); HttpRuntime.Cache.Insert( key, ...