I need a cache that responds to memory pressure like the one build-into ASP.NET. I’m not using a web site, however, I’m building a Windows Service.
Any suggestions? (code, techniques, products, I don’t care as long as it’s in-memory)
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I need a cache that responds to memory pressure like the one build-into ASP.NET. I’m not using a web site, however, I’m building a Windows Service.
Any suggestions? (code, techniques, products, I don’t care as long as it’s in-memory)
If you’re familiar with the ASP.NET Cache (
System.Web.Caching), you can still reference and use it, even if you’re not running within a web application.