endpoint.tv - WCF AppFabric Caching Behavior Sample
- Posted: Dec 13, 2010 at 10:37 AM
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While I was out on holiday break I had this idea. What if you could create an operation behavior that would cache results for a WCF call and intercept the call returning the response from the cache if it was found? That would be pretty cool so I created the WCF AppFabric Caching Behavior Sample and on this episode I'll show you how it works.
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Hi Ron
Really like this, thanks for posting, although I have to admit that when I thought about it, whilst watching the video, I've decided for me it would work better as a client endpoint behaviour, so that I can save the hit on the service endpoint completely; of course this is true in my case only because I am in control of all of the clients' endpoints and know they all have access to the cache...
Agreed - I wanted to make a client endpoint behavior but it turns out that you cannot intercept a call on the client. There are other ways to do this but they involve messing with the client proxy typically.
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