System.Runtime.Caching and Memory cache.

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I want to implement my custom cache that inherits from ObjectCache[^].
Does anybody know how to do this or has source of MemoryCache because refractor doesn't show nothing.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 12-Apr-11 4:01am

apaka

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Solution 1

Reflector worked perfrectly fine for me after opening the System.Runtime.Caching.dll file. MemoryCache disassembles quite nicely.

Posted 12-Apr-11 4:13am

Dave Kreskowiak

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apaka 12-Apr-11 10:15am

Can u post it here ? Does it have method implementations?

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 12-Apr-11 10:16am

Get that tool, don't ask for "teh codez".
And yes if something implements an abstract class (a useful one at least) it must have some method implementations.

Dave Kreskowiak 12-Apr-11 13:15pm

Yeah, that's not going to happen. I'm not posting a code snippet that big.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 12-Apr-11 10:15am

Agreed! 5+

apaka 12-Apr-11 10:24am

OK did it just didn't got idea to use Reflector directly on dll. Thanks anyway.

Dave Kreskowiak 12-Apr-11 13:15pm

Cool!

Solution 2

Why use refractor if you can get Reflector from Red-Gate for about $35.
The other thing is if your want to implement a custom cache why don't you just implement all the stuff that makes ObjectCache abstract?
Another option is to use the MemoryCache type and derive from that.
You could of course consider to do some R&D in this namespace here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd985642.aspx[^].

If you run into any difficulties leave a comment.

Happy coding!

-MRB

Posted 12-Apr-11 4:15am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

Solution 3

This[^] blog has an implementation that may help you. It should at least help to show the use of some of the properties/methods.

Posted 12-Apr-11 4:15am

Henry Minute

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Wendelius · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-12T06:37:00

Solution 4

And if you want a free tool, have a look at: ILSpy[^]

Posted 12-Apr-11 6:37am

Wendelius