Recycling an ASP.NET Application from within

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 09 Oct 2006 | View original

Im still working on my Localization provider in my ample spare time and one of the things that is a pain is that ASP.NET caches the Resource provider and resource retrieval in internal ResourceSets. The sets load once and then are usually never loaded again for a given resource set and served out of memory instead.   This is great for overall performance so even if you build a database provider the performance of it is not going to be that much different from a Resource driven provider because...

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