Pluggable ASP.NET CacheManager

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Pluggable ASP.NET CacheManager

published 1 month, 21 days ago, submitted by

johnsheehan 1 month, 23 days ago

john-sheehan.com — A CacheManager class that you can easily write your own providers (memcached, Velocity, etc.) for. Includes providers for request-length caching and ASP.NET's built-in Cache object.

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How the hell is this "pluggable" just because you are using an interface?

posted by XIUgraag 1 month, 21 days ago

XLU, I think your statement has a bit too much hyperbole to be useful, just because this solution isn't a full out framework to handle dynamic runtime allocation doesn't lesson the simplicity and elegance of it. I put some of my thoughts on this over on my blog on www.Marisic.Net.

posted by dotnetchris 1 month, 21 days ago

You're right, pluggable wasn't the right word choice.

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