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I need to host a cache of readily available information. This data will
change dynamically during the day, but is likely to be fresh for up to three
or four hours. I intend to expose a remoting interface for client
applications to access the data.
The remoting app will be housed in a windows service and I was wondering how
I can maintain a cache in memory that would persist beyond the lifetime of
the remoting app, i.e. when its lease expires, so that the next activated
instance (singleton, or singlecall) would have access to the cache.
Does anyone know if it is possible for me to cache data in the windows
service so that it is available to the hosted remoting library? Thanks.
Trip.
change dynamically during the day, but is likely to be fresh for up to three
or four hours. I intend to expose a remoting interface for client
applications to access the data.
The remoting app will be housed in a windows service and I was wondering how
I can maintain a cache in memory that would persist beyond the lifetime of
the remoting app, i.e. when its lease expires, so that the next activated
instance (singleton, or singlecall) would have access to the cache.
Does anyone know if it is possible for me to cache data in the windows
service so that it is available to the hosted remoting library? Thanks.
Trip.