You will want to look for help specific to the particular custom caching
construct.  It doesn't sound like anything to do with IIS because:
1. There is no IIS Application Pool Cache
2. No IIS cache survive a recycle.

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"Karsten" <Karsten@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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i think its the ASP.NET Application cache. now i have set the limit of max
used mb up to 1200 mb and it seems to work. but i still have no feeling of
being right!
at this server there are 180 webs within one apllication pool

"David Wang [Msft]" wrote:

> How are you actually caching the XML file?  Is this in the kernel response
> cache, usermode file cache, or some other custom caching construct?
>
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> "Karsten" <Karsten@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> i realy dont understand the behaviour of the iis application pool cache if
> an
> limit of max used mb is set!
> i have an xml file, which is cached! the items of the xml file shoud stay
in
> cache for one hour. if the path or the content of the xml file has
changed,
> the cache should be reloaded with the new xml file.
> the point of not understanding the cache behaviour is, that the items will
> be automatically removed form cache within ~15 seconds if an reload but no
> recycle of the cache occures. if an recycle occures the items stays in
cache
> for one our...
> has anybody an explanation for that??
>
>
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