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NCache 3.4
Released
October 2008
In this issue
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NCache 3.4
Released!
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Visit us at
PDC2008 in
Los Angeles
(Oct 27-29)
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Visit us at
Tech-Ed EMEA
Developers
2008 in
Barcelona,
Spain (Nov
10-14)
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Pre-recorded
Webcast:
Scaling up ASP.NET with
Distributed
Sessions
NCache 3.4
Released!
 We
are excited to
announce the
release of
NCache 3.4, an
in-memory distributed
object cache for
.NET. NCache
also provides
distributed
ASP.NET Sessions
for web farms. NCache
lets you
scale up your
.NET applications by
providing an
extremely fast
in-memory data
storage and reducing
expensive
database trips.
NCache 3.4
provides a
number of
exciting new
features
including:
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Improved
architecture
for
Partitioned
Cache
scalability
(3 times
faster)
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Bridge
Topology for
cache
replication
across WAN
for disaster
recovery
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Thin client
for High
Performance
Grid
Computing
(Compute
Cluster)
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Database
synchronization
with Oracle
through .NET
events
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Database
synchronization
for
Enterprise
Library
Caching
Application
Block
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Improved
Object Query
Language
(OQL)
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Much more...
Read more about
NCache 3.4 at
http://www.alachisoft.com/ncache/index.html
Visit us at
PDC2008 in Los
Angeles (Oct
27-29)
 If
you're planning
to attend
Microsoft PDC
2008 in Los
Angeles on Oct
26-30, please
make a point to
visit us. We are
exhibiting
there.
If you would
like to arrange
a detailed
meeting with us
in advance,
please send an
email to
sales@alachisoft.com.
Visit us at
Tech-Ed EMEA
Developers 2008
in Barcelona,
Spain
If you're
planning to
attend Microsoft
Tech Ed 2008
EMEA Developers
in Barcelona,
Spain on Nov
10-14, please
make a point to
visit us. We are
exhibiting
there.
If you would
like to arrange
a detailed
meeting with us
in advance,
please send an
email to
sales@alachisoft.com.
Pre-recorded Webcast:
Scaling up ASP.NET with
Distributed
Sessions
By Iqbal Khan
 Handling
ASP.NET sessions
in a web farm is
a challenge for
most people.
InProc and
StateServer
modes can lead
to session data
loss in a web
farm. And,
SQLServer mode
has performance
and scalability
issues.
A good
alternative for
you is to store
your ASP.NET
sessions in a
distributed
cache.
Applications use
distributed
cache because it
is faster and
more scalable
than database
server. So, why
not use the same
distributed
cache for your
ASP.NET sessions
a well.
To view this
pre-recorded
webcast, click
at
http://www.alachisoft.com/webcast.html.
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