Configuring the Cache Client with XML (Velocity)

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Microsoft project code named "Velocity" offers the option to configure the cache client programmatically or with an application configuration file. The topics listed here describe how to configure your cache client by using an XML-based application configuration file. For information about how to do this programmatically, see Using Configuration Methods (Velocity).

Note

Data in the cache is not encrypted and is available to any cache client that has the appropriate configuration settings. We highly recommend that you secure the XML-based application configuration files used to specify the cache client.

Topic	Description
How to: Get Started with a Routing Client (XML) (Velocity)	Describes how to configure a routing client by using an application configuration file.
How to: Get Started with a Simple Client (XML) (Velocity)	Describes how to configure a simple client by using an application configuration file.
How to: Enable Local Cache (XML) (Velocity)	Describes how to enable local cache for your cache client by using an application configuration file.
How to: Set Log Sink Levels (XML) (Velocity)	Describes how to enable log sinks so that you can capture trace events on the client.
How to: Configure a Session State Provider (XML) (Velocity)	Describes how you can use a "Velocity" cache cluster to store session states for your ASP.NET Web application.

See Also

Concepts

Cluster Configuration Storage Options (Velocity)
Cache Clients and Local Cache (Velocity)
Application Configuration Settings (Velocity)
Log Sink Settings (Velocity)
Cache Administration with PowerShell (Velocity)

Other Resources

Configuration Settings (Velocity)
Using Configuration Methods (Velocity)
Cache Concepts (Velocity)
Programming Guide (Velocity)