Enable all caches except asp net output cache

Question

I have different urls that points to the same code

www.url1.com www.url2.com

I need to use the cache, but if the asp net cache is enabled when someone access to www.url1.com next person accessing www.url2.com could get the previously cached data (www.url1.com)

I need to have ALL caches activated except this one.

Your question isn't really clear. There is only one cache per HttpApplication. What do you mean "all caches"? — womp
– womp, Commented Mar 25, 2010 at 21:33
Browser cache, proxy cache, asp net cache, iis cache, etc, etc, etc. Any other cache except the asp net output cache understand that www.url1.com is different to www.url2.com — StackOverflower
– StackOverflower, Commented Mar 25, 2010 at 21:34
So when you say "I need to use the cache", what are you talking about? These are all very different things. — womp
– womp, Commented Mar 25, 2010 at 21:36
www.url1.com and www.url2.com have completely different content. but asp output cache is in the middle so when someone access to www.url1.com this is cached on the server and the next person accessing www.url2.com received the previously cached content of www.url1.com. I need to use private cache, proxy cache, but not this server cache that is bother me. — StackOverflower
– StackOverflower, Commented Mar 25, 2010 at 21:41
Just don't put anything in the output cache then. Unless you actually tell it to cache something, it won't be caching anything. — womp
– womp, Commented Mar 25, 2010 at 21:44

womp · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-25 21:40:35Z

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You can disable ASP.Net output caching for the entire application by putting it in your web.config file.

<configuration>
    <system.web>
        <caching>
            <outputCache enableOutputCache="false">
            </outputCache>
        </caching>
    </system.web>
</configuration>

But unless you're actually putting anything in the cache in the first place, you don't have anything to worry about.

answered Mar 25, 2010 at 21:40

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StackOverflower Over a year ago

thanks womp but that would completely disable the cache for my app. I think I have it: I added response.Cache.SetNoServerCaching(); +1 anyway for giving me a hand. Thanks a lot!

womp Over a year ago

Haha - I'm still confused, but no problem :)

StackOverflower Over a year ago

actually, I was confused. I thought that with your configuration I would lost the cache support on ALL the way from client to server. But it only affects (as the name says) the asp output cache. If I add other cache headers this doesn't override them. Sorry for the confusion

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