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Here is a write up I did about probably the best solution to providing cache and compression support for your web application. If you don't know what a cache or compression filter is, read this article, now. If you do, it is still worth taking a look. Several questions have been asked and answered about the practical use of these filters and how they compare to alternative choices that offer the same functionality.
on Nov 21, 2003 | Permalink | Discuss