ASP.NET Session can be easily configured to be used with a WCF service in order to cache user-specific items and avoid repeated round-trips to your database. Here is how.

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Users complain that they want to avoid repeated round trips to the database whenever a particluar Silverlight Page is requested or if the browser back button has been pressed. ASP.NET Session can be easily configured to be used with a WCF service in order to cache user-specific items and avoid repeated round-trips to your database. Here is how.  read more

By Peter Bromberg

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