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This could be very basic..
I have a class
[Version("2"), Caching(false)]
class Sample
{
.....
}
How can i access the values of the attributes Version and Caching in C#?
Actually isn’t that basic. The way to do this is through reflection.
Here is a microsoft tutorial at how to do it.
Reflection an interesting new technology that allows you to see a class as if from the side -> getting access to private and protected fields and functions, as well as attributes.