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I just wanted a little help trying to understand what context is/means. <BR><BR>According to the msdn site this is a description of context "Encapsulates all HTTP-specific information about an individual HTTP request." I have questions about that though. So, is context user dependant/based? I have some example code that uses context, and it's cache. So, how long will stuff be kept in the context cache? And, will other users be able to access this cache if I want them too? Can I setup an admin page that will let me reset this cache? Sort of like this context.Cache[UserNameOfUserBeingChanged] = new Object;<BR><BR>Please just let me know more about context. <BR><BR>Thanks. <BR><BR><BR>Person p = (Person)context. Cache[context.User.Identity.Name]; <BR>if (null == p) <BR>{ <BR> context.User = new Person(context.User.Identity); context.Cache[context.User.Identity.Name] = context.User;<BR> <BR>} <BR>else <BR>{ <BR> context.User = p; <BR>}