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Caching

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Windows Internet Services (WinInet) supports built-in caching. Any data retrieved from the network is cached on the Windows CE–based device and retrieved for subsequent requests. The application using the WinInet functions can control the caching on each request. For HTTP requests from the server, most headers received are also cached. When an HTTP request is satisfied from the cache, the cached headers are also returned to the caller.

For more information about caching, see the following topics:

Using Flags to Control Caching

Using Persistent Caching Functions

Enumerating the Cache

Retrieving Cache Entry Data

Creating a Cache Entry

Deleting a Cache Entry

Retrieving Cache Entry Files

Cache Groups

Handling Structures with Variable Size Data

See Also

Windows Internet Services (WinInet)

Last updated on Wednesday, April 13, 2005

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