Delete Cache In Website On Same Server?
Jul 21, 2010
I have two separate websites on the same server. One site is a forum (written in ASP Classic) where users may post information in various sections and threads etc. The other website (written in ASP.NET VB) is used for a club where users may purchase and download videos, etc. The Forum site uses caching to retain member information on each registered user. The club website has do do updates to a few of the user data fields stored on the Forum database. The problem is that I need to delete the cached information saved to cache for a specific user whenever I update the users information from the club website. Updates done on the Forum work just fine because it does delete the cache.
I have tried to access the cache from the ASP.NET club website using: Application.Contents("_mbUI-2") Which is the proper key but I get "Nothing". Since I can't access it, I can't delete it either. I guess the "Application" is separate due to the separate websites.
If I could call a page on the ASP site using xmlhttp, I could write a program to delete the cache. But, I need to call it from the code-behind, not by an event such as pressing a button and using javascript to make the http call.
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