This example of how to implement caching on class methods without the need to modify any logic within the method.

It works by adding a CacheAttribute to the class method that needs to be cached.
Then Castle DynamicProxy is used to create a proxy class that intercepts any invocations of the class members and applies caching to the methods that implement the CacheAttribute.

Blog: under construction -- http://www.partechit.nl/nl/blog/2014/01/implement-caching-on-instance-methods-with-a-custom-attribute
GitHub: https://github.com/ParTech/CacheAttributeExample

1.0.0

• Initial release

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