Comments on: Cache object for classic ASP http://www.webdevbros.net/2006/11/18/cache-object-for-classic-asp/ hot talk about web scripting Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:40:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Rob http://www.webdevbros.net/2006/11/18/cache-object-for-classic-asp/#comment-555 Rob Tue, 24 Jul 2007 17:56:48 +0000 http://fabiankoehler.de/wdb/?p=28#comment-555 Since I use Option explicit I had to add this to your class class Cache 'Added Declarations private c,expires,packedItem,cachedItem Since I use Option explicit I had to add this to your class

class Cache
‘Added Declarations
private c,expires,packedItem,cachedItem

]]> By: Michal http://www.webdevbros.net/2006/11/18/cache-object-for-classic-asp/#comment-261 Michal Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:47:50 +0000 http://fabiankoehler.de/wdb/?p=28#comment-261 Marcus thanks for you comment. I have had not much time to blog in the past but new things will come .. for example i have a ready-to-use RSS class which i wanna to post ... i dont think that i'll post the whole framework cause it requires too much documentation and its not ready for being published ...but the most important components will be posted and updated regularly. thanks for passing by! yeah long live classicAsp :) Marcus thanks for you comment. I have had not much time to blog in the past but new things will come .. for example i have a ready-to-use RSS class which i wanna to post … i dont think that i’ll post the whole framework cause it requires too much documentation and its not ready for being published …but the most important components will be posted and updated regularly. thanks for passing by!
yeah long live classicAsp :)

]]> By: Marcus T http://www.webdevbros.net/2006/11/18/cache-object-for-classic-asp/#comment-260 Marcus T Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:14:30 +0000 http://fabiankoehler.de/wdb/?p=28#comment-260 Looks great! I've always been a "trust-no-one, code it yourself" kind of developer, which has generally served me well, and I had built up quite a library of classes, subs, and functions over the 5 years that I was an active ASP developer. I say "was" because apart from developing some advertising functionality for a family member's site I haven't done any serious coding since 2004 (I've since become more of a systems analyst, working on the requirements analysis and higher level design of software projects). However, I'm about to start coding myself a custom site for my photography portfolio featuring web 2.0 / RIA functionality & presentation, and I'm rather looking forward to getting stuck into some code again! And now that a plethora of robust client-side JS libraries exist (Prototype, script.aculo.us, ExtJS and YUI have impressed me in particular) I thought I'd use them instead of roll my own. Similarly, I've been pleased to find that I'm not the only one still using ASP Classic, and your Cache class will come in very handy indeed - at present I plan to use it to cache RSS feeds that my portfolio will generate (rather than consume). I'll look forward to seeing what ASP more tidbits you post in future (Any idea if/when you might post your complete framework?) and I'll almost certainly be posting some of my own once I've resurrected my old developer blog and got cracking on the work itself - it's yet to get started at this point, still scribbling out UI concepts and functionality requirements at this stage... Anyway, thanks very much! And long live ASP Classic! :) Looks great!

I’ve always been a “trust-no-one, code it yourself” kind of developer, which has generally served me well, and I had built up quite a library of classes, subs, and functions over the 5 years that I was an active ASP developer. I say “was” because apart from developing some advertising functionality for a family member’s site I haven’t done any serious coding since 2004 (I’ve since become more of a systems analyst, working on the requirements analysis and higher level design of software projects).

However, I’m about to start coding myself a custom site for my photography portfolio featuring web 2.0 / RIA functionality & presentation, and I’m rather looking forward to getting stuck into some code again! And now that a plethora of robust client-side JS libraries exist (Prototype, script.aculo.us, ExtJS and YUI have impressed me in particular) I thought I’d use them instead of roll my own.

Similarly, I’ve been pleased to find that I’m not the only one still using ASP Classic, and your Cache class will come in very handy indeed - at present I plan to use it to cache RSS feeds that my portfolio will generate (rather than consume).

I’ll look forward to seeing what ASP more tidbits you post in future (Any idea if/when you might post your complete framework?) and I’ll almost certainly be posting some of my own once I’ve resurrected my old developer blog and got cracking on the work itself - it’s yet to get started at this point, still scribbling out UI concepts and functionality requirements at this stage…

Anyway, thanks very much! And long live ASP Classic! :)

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