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c#asp.net-mvcdatabasesessioncaching
Shopping Center CNC
Shopping Center CNC

Reputation: 99

save data like session and cache in asp mvc

as you all know we simply use 

Session["kurd"]="";

or

Cahce.Insert(...)

and its save data in memory; its save data without serialize or any thing like that so we can simply save everything

but its not reliable way to save data;

so may you guys say you can save on database or file but in my case it cant be done, because my data its not serializable, and i can only save it in cache , session , viewdata,viewbage ,... because it dos not need to be serialize data first ; and because of not reliability in session , cache ,... i want way that can save data just like cache and session ,... without serialize data

anyone knows how we can do such thing (save data) in disk i mean save data on hard drive just like session did on memory?

update :

the data type is instance of that class in picture that contain httpclient , httpclienthandeler,deviceinfo,...

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update :

how wonderful it is that no one knows how can i save data in hard drive just like what session did in memory no question no serialize no bs, just save it very easy

Upvotes: 0

Views: 809

Answers (2)

Shopping Center CNC
Shopping Center CNC

Reputation: 99

i solved this problem HttpClient cant be serialize but i found out that the only thing in HttpClient that we should save in this thread is "CookieContainer" so serlize and deserilze like this 

var formatter = new SoapFormatter();
string file = "..\cookies.dat"; 
//
using (Stream s = File.Create (file))
    formatter.Serialize(s, cookies);                            
//
CookieContainer retrievedCookies = null;
using (Stream s = File.OpenRead (file))
    retrievedCookies = (CookieContainer) formatter.Deserialize(s);

so i serialize it and save it and then for new use i create new HttpClient and assign that CookieContainer to HttpClent.CookieContainer

this problem was for Instasharper

Upvotes: 0

shazmodan
shazmodan

Reputation: 81

Programmatically you can use ObjectDumper.

Or, if you are debugging, you can use a Visual Studio extension called Object Exporter

Upvotes: 2

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