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| Greeting!
We are using server Cache for our MCMS web application. We are
refreshing the cache when it is required. But once in a while the cache
gets freed up in the production box. But it is working fine in the Dev
and Test box. We checked the event viewer and found the following
warning all most every time when the cache content was dropped.
The warning is like "CommitChanges() - Warning: Node 31568 not
synchronized at start of commit."
We are not using CommitChanges() in our code specifically; could be
invoked from workflow actions. The configuration settings and amount of
data are all most same in Production and Test box. But there are very
few workflow actions in the Dev and Test box but a lot in the
production.
My question is => How to find it out? How to know; who is cleaning
up the server cache?
Any help is really appreciated.
Regards.
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2005-09-28, 6:00 pm |
| Hi DG,
what cache do you mean?
ASP.NET output cache?
MCMS Memory cache?
Disk Cache?
Btw: The warning you experience can be ignored in most cases. There is a
known bug that these messages are written although nothing is wrong.
Cheers,
Stefan
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"dg" <mabhin@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1127912496.399125.92190@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> Greeting!
>
> We are using server Cache for our MCMS web application. We are
> refreshing the cache when it is required. But once in a while the cache
> gets freed up in the production box. But it is working fine in the Dev
> and Test box. We checked the event viewer and found the following
> warning all most every time when the cache content was dropped.
>
> The warning is like "CommitChanges() - Warning: Node 31568 not
> synchronized at start of commit."
>
> We are not using CommitChanges() in our code specifically; could be
> invoked from workflow actions. The configuration settings and amount of
> data are all most same in Production and Test box. But there are very
> few workflow actions in the Dev and Test box but a lot in the
> production.
>
> My question is => How to find it out? How to know; who is cleaning
> up the server cache?
>
> Any help is really appreciated.
>
> Regards.
>
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| I want to use MCMS memory cache.
I am using Cache.Insert () and Cache.Remove().
Thanks Stefan.
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2005-09-28, 6:00 pm |
| Hi DG,
the MCMS memory cache is internal in the product.
There is no API available to access the content programmatically or to add
content or to remove it.
I assume you are talking about a different cache.
Please explain which cache object you are talking about and in which
namespace if resides.
Thanks,
Stefan
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"dg" <mabhin@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I want to use MCMS memory cache.
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> I am using Cache.Insert () and Cache.Remove().
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> Thanks Stefan.
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| I am using System.Web.Caching.Cach.
Is it the Disk Cache ?
Thanks.
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2005-09-28, 6:00 pm |
| Hi DG,
that is the ASP.NET output cache.
As you can see it is the System.Web namespace and not the
Microsoft.ContentManagement namespace.
Please post questions about ASP.NET to an ASP.NET related newsgroup.
Thanks,
Stefan
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"dg" <mabhin@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I am using System.Web.Caching.Cach.
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> Is it the Disk Cache ?
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> Thanks.
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