Detailed explanation of isolated storage in Silverlight 2 (Isolated Storage)

Id.dat records the ID of the current application

Quota.dat records the current application's isolated storage quotas, that is, storage space size

Used.dat record already used space

In the other S folder you can find the directories and files that we created, and you can open the file to see what's stored, as shown in the following illustration:

disabling isolated Storage

Now let's think about a problem, since isolated storage is a local trust mechanism similar to the cookie mechanism, can we also disable isolated storage? The answer is naturally positive. When you right-click on the Silverlight application, select the Silverlight Configuration menu and you will see the following window:

Here we can see the size of each application's storage space and the space it is currently using; You can remove the ability of an application to store data independently or to disable isolated storage.