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I have a Windows Service which is using NHibernate (3) and SQL Server 2008. WPF-Clients are connecting over WCF to this Service for using DataAccess.
My question is now: Can I use SysCache or SysCache2 in this Scenario – or are they only usable in Web-/ASP.NET-Applications?
Yes, it works just fine.
You can use it even in a console app if you want to (provided the computer has the full .NET Framework installed and not just the Client Profile).