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    Hi,

    I am facing an issue where the cache implementation doesn't work in release build of my application, whereas it works perfectly in the debug build.

    I am using file dependecy caching and below is the configuration in web config of my solution. 

    <caching>
          <outputCacheSettings>
            <outputCacheProfiles>
              <add name="CacheClientSide1Minutes" duration="60" location="Client" />
              <add name="CacheServerSide1Minutes" duration="60" location="Server" />
              <add name="CacheClientSide2Minutes" duration="120" location="Client" />
              <add name="CacheServerSide2Minutes" duration="120" location="Server" />
              <add name="CacheClientSide5Minutes" duration="300" varyByParam="none" location="Client" />
              <add name="CacheClientSide24Hours" duration="86400" varyByParam="none" location="ServerAndClient" />
            </outputCacheProfiles>
          </outputCacheSettings>
        </caching>

    Friday, September 28, 2018 11:21 AM

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    Hi AbhinawR，

    Since your question is more related to Web, you could post a new thread in ASP.NET forum for suitable support.

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    Wednesday, October 3, 2018 7:13 AM