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not sure, what are you looking for, but if you want to use ISynchronizedObjectInstanceCache cache, this is how you can do
//ISynchronizedObjectInstanceCache _synchronizedObjectInstanceCache injected in constructor
var cacheKey = $"YOURCACHEKEY";
var cacheValue = _synchronizedObjectInstanceCache.Get(cacheKey) as YourModel;
if (cacheValue != null)
return cacheValue;
var yourModel = GetYourModel();
_synchronizedObjectInstanceCache.Insert(cacheKey, yourModel, Global.AbsoluteCacheEvictionPolicy_Short);
Thanks Khan for the response.
Which constructor am I going to inject //ISynchronizedObjectInstanceCache _synchronizedObjectInstanceCache?
Where am I getting the cache key?
That is what I was saying that I couldn't find any proper tutorial.
Thanks for the response Khan.
What I don't get is which constructor should I pass this ISynchronizedObjectInstanceCache _synchronizedObjectInstanceCache into?
Also, how do I configure the cache server? I mean don't I have to set somewhere cache urls for local server and remote server etc?
Google is my friend, https://world.episerver.com/documentation/Items/Developers-Guide/Episerver-CMS/9/Caching/Object-caching/
Thanks but I have looked into this and couldn't find the proper solution maybe I am missing something. But thanks anyway I will keep looking.
Is there a tutoiral or some working example code for caching? I tried finding something but couldn't see any good examples.
Most of the time its just bits and pieces.