Registering http handlers within the same Application context - Sharepoint

Hi Praveen,

I built a similar sample and got same result with you. The web part doesn't
share cached object with the HttpHandler since they are not in same ASP.NET
application instance.

I recommand you consider the suggetion I provide in another thread, put the
the images files in a local folder. You can create a virtual folder so that
the image files has a url, or get the image files directly in your http
handler from disk. This solution increases the File I/O on the server, but
consume less memory since we don't have cached object (Normally image
caching may consume much memory in ASP.NET application). I think it is
acceptable solution for current situation.

If there is any further questions, please feel free to let us know.

Sincerely,

Luke Zhang

Microsoft Online Community Support
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