IBatisNet has a pluggable cache model so if you find something similiar to OSCache, I'm sure the two could be setup to work together.
Two 3rd party cache managers that come to mind are the MS Caching Application Block And NCache. I've haven't used either of the two. I found this quote on the CAB page: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag2/html/caching1.asp " The Caching Application Block should be deployed in a single application domain. Each application domain can have one or multiple caches, either with or without backing store(s). Caches cannot be shared among different application domains. " NCache looks to be able to support a lot more options: http://www.alachisoft.com/ncache/cluster_topology.html but it is also significantly more expensive. I believe you need to install it on the machine doing the caching. This article talks about "Synchronizing the ASP.NET Cache across AppDomains and Web Farms": http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20030420.asp Perhaps you could write a cache provider for IBatisNet that uses the ASP.Net Cache and the technics described in that article. It may be worthwhile to check out what the NHibernate people are doing. There is a NHibernateContrib package that contains additional cache providers such as one for Bamboo.Prevalence: http://bbooprevalence.sourceforge.net/ I wouldn't mind seeing an IBatisNet cache provider that uses the disk to store information. I don't know if that would make things any faster. It seems like a lot of hosting packages include a redicilous amount of disk space...I think I have 2gb or 4gb of drive space on one of my accounts. - Ron --- Tuncay Baskan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello all, > > Java version of iBatis uses OSCache for distributed caching. Can > iBatis.NET cache data among multiple application servers? Cache > models > in Data Mapper Guide doesn't talk must about distributed caching. > > -- > /tb. >
