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Hey.
I'm using System.Web.Caching in my .asmx webservice in order to save some information about multiple users requests.
I insert that data like this:
cache.Insert(Unique_token, MySessionObjectForThatUserToken, null, Cache.NoAbsoluteExpiration, new TimeSpan(0, 15, 0));
And then retrieve it like this:
MySessionObjectForThatUserToken obj = (MySessionObjectForThatUserToken)cache[token];
As you can see, i have a slidding expiration time of 15minutes. So now, what i wanna know, is if it's possible to have some event that will fire whenever an object gets expired from the cache?
How can i archive this?
I would just need to know, what is the 'token' associated with the expired object.
I'm using System.Web.Caching in my .asmx webservice in order to save some information about multiple users requests.
I insert that data like this:
cache.Insert(Unique_token, MySessionObjectForThatUserToken, null, Cache.NoAbsoluteExpiration, new TimeSpan(0, 15, 0));
And then retrieve it like this:
MySessionObjectForThatUserToken obj = (MySessionObjectForThatUserToken)cache[token];
As you can see, i have a slidding expiration time of 15minutes. So now, what i wanna know, is if it's possible to have some event that will fire whenever an object gets expired from the cache?
How can i archive this?
I would just need to know, what is the 'token' associated with the expired object.
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