(Bill Cheng (MS))
11/3/2002 11:47:00 AM
Hi,
It indicates that whether ASP.NET output cache will respect your settings.
Many HTTP cache related directives have a hierarchy of restrictiveness. For
a given mechanism (say the cacheability of a document), there exists a set
of options ranging from permissive options (cache this response anywhere)
to restrictive options (only cache this response on the client, not on a
shared cache or never cache this response at all).
The ASP.NET output cache will always attempt to preserve the most
restrictive setting for a given mechanism.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Regards,
Bill Cheng
Microsoft Support Engineer
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| .NET SDK have following passage under help for
"HttpCachePolicy.SetLastModified Method "
| "The Last-Modified HTTP header time stamps the document with the DateTime
value indicating when the document was last modified.
| This method will fail if the caching restrictiveness hierarchy is
violated."
| What is "caching restrictiveness hierarchy"? No search on SDK or google
produced any results.
| Greg
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