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Scenario:
i have a HttpRuntime.Cache \ System.Web.Caching.Cache filled with objects.
All objects have the same expiration and the same priority. If the System reaches the 99% memory usage limit then automatic cache item removal starts. (right? configurable?) How the cache will be cleaned in my scenario? Will a) all items be removed because of same expiration / priority or will b) some random items be removed?
greetz
Robert
Assuming all items have the same priority and expiration, the ASP.NET cache uses a Least Recently Used algorithm to determine which items to evict from the cache.
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