/// <summary>
/// Gets the memcached object.
/// </summary>
/// <typeparam name="T"></typeparam>
/// <param name="cacheKey">The cache key.</param>
/// <param name="iterationKey">The iteration key.</param>
/// <param name="cacheMode">The cache mode.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
internal static T GetMemcachedObject <T>(string cacheKey, string iterationKey, CacheMode cacheMode) where T : class
{
switch (cacheMode)
{
case CacheMode.Memcached: return(DistributedCache.Get <T>(cacheKey + iterationKey ?? string.Empty));
case CacheMode.MemcachedProtocolBufferSerialization: return(DistributedCache.GetProtocolBufferObject <T>(cacheKey + iterationKey ?? string.Empty));
default: throw new ArgumentException("CacheMode " + cacheMode + " not allowed");
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Determines whether [is object cached] [the specified cache item name].
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cacheItemName">Name of the cache item.</param>
/// <param name="iterationKey">The iteration key.</param>
/// <returns>
/// <c>true</c> if [is object cached] [the specified cache item name]; otherwise, <c>false</c>.
/// </returns>
public static bool IsObjectCached(string cacheItemName, string iterationKey)
{
CacheItemContainer cacheItemContainer = CreateSaveItemInstance(cacheItemName);
if (cacheItemContainer != null)
{
switch (cacheItemContainer.CacheMode)
{
case CacheMode.InProcess:
return(HttpRuntime.Cache[cacheItemContainer.CacheKey + iterationKey ?? string.Empty] != null);
case CacheMode.Memcached:
case CacheMode.MemcachedProtocolBufferSerialization:
return(DistributedCache.Get(cacheItemContainer.CacheKey + iterationKey ?? string.Empty) != null);
default: throw new ArgumentException("CacheMode " + cacheItemContainer.CacheMode + " not allowed");
}
}
return(false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Loads from cache.
/// </summary>
/// <typeparam name="T"></typeparam>
/// <param name="cacheItemName">Name of the cache item.</param>
/// <param name="iterationKey">The iteration key.</param>
/// <param name="loadObject">The load object.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static T LoadFromCache <T>(string cacheItemName, string iterationKey, LoadSerializedObjectDelegate <T> loadObject) where T : class
{
T returnObject = default(T);
// get the section
CacheItemContainer cacheItemContainer = CreateSaveItemInstance(cacheItemName);
string cacheKey = cacheItemContainer.CacheKey + iterationKey ?? string.Empty;
if (_StaticCacheController.Enabled && cacheItemContainer.CacheItem.Enabled)
{// use cache
switch (cacheItemContainer.CacheMode)
{
case CacheMode.InProcess:
#region InProcess
returnObject = HttpRuntime.Cache[cacheKey] as T;
if (returnObject == null)
{
lock (ContinuousCacheAccessSynchronizationManager.CacheItemNameLocks[cacheItemName])
{
// check again in case the object was inserted into cache after the conditional statement but before the Monitor lock
returnObject = HttpRuntime.Cache[cacheKey] as T;
if (returnObject == null)
{ // get new object and cache it
#region debug
#if DEBUG
Trace.WriteLine(DebugConstants.DEBUG_PREFIX + "Item not found at cache");
#endif
#endregion
try { returnObject = loadObject.Invoke(); }
catch (Exception e) { throw new CachingException("An error occurred during the execution of the loadObject delegate. See the inner exception for further details.", e); }
if (returnObject != null)
{
cacheItemContainer.LatestFetch = DateTime.UtcNow;
HttpRuntime.Cache.Insert(
cacheKey
, returnObject
, null
, cacheItemContainer.ActualExpiryDate
, System.Web.Caching.Cache.NoSlidingExpiration
, cacheItemContainer.CacheItem.CacheItemPriority
, null);
#region debug
#if DEBUG
Trace.WriteLine("\n" + DebugConstants.DEBUG_PREFIX + "\n*INPROCESS CACHE INSERT:\n*\t\t\tInserted new object into cache at " + cacheItemContainer.LatestFetch.ToString("HH:mm:ss.fff")
+ "\n*\t\t\tActual expiry date: " + cacheItemContainer.ActualExpiryDate.ToString("HH:mm:ss.fff")
+ "\n*\t\t\tInserted new stale key with expiry date: " + cacheItemContainer.SpecifiedExpiryDate.ToString("HH:mm:ss.fff")
+ "\n*\t\t\tKey: " + cacheItemContainer.CacheKey
+ "\n************************************************************************************************\n");
#endif
#endregion
}
#region debug
#if DEBUG
Trace.WriteLine(DebugConstants.DEBUG_PREFIX + "Item inserted at normal cache call");
#endif
#endregion
}
}
}
else
{
if (cacheItemContainer.CacheItem.UseContinuousAccess &&
cacheItemContainer.IsInExtendedLifeSpan(DateTime.UtcNow))
{
#region debug
#if DEBUG
Trace.WriteLine(DebugConstants.DEBUG_PREFIX + "IsInExtendedLifeSpan at " + DateTime.UtcNow.ToString("HH:mm:ss.fff"));
#endif
#endregion
// we are in the extended lifespan, so we need to check whether we have to reload the object
ContinuousCacheAccessSynchronizationManager.TriggerAsynchronousFetch <T>(loadObject, cacheItemName, iterationKey, cacheItemContainer);
}
}
#endregion
break;
case CacheMode.Memcached:
case CacheMode.MemcachedProtocolBufferSerialization:
#region Memcached
returnObject = GetMemcachedObject <T>(cacheKey, cacheItemContainer.CacheMode);
if (returnObject == null)
{
lock (ContinuousCacheAccessSynchronizationManager.CacheItemNameLocks[cacheItemName])
{
// check again in case the object was inserted into cache after the conditional statement but before the Monitor lock
returnObject = GetMemcachedObject <T>(cacheKey, cacheItemContainer.CacheMode);
if (returnObject == null)
{ // get new object and cache it
#region debug
#if DEBUG
Trace.WriteLine(DebugConstants.DEBUG_PREFIX + "Item not found at cache");
#endif
#endregion
try { returnObject = loadObject.Invoke(); }
catch (Exception e) { throw new CachingException("An error occurred during the execution of the loadObject delegate. See the inner exception for further details.", e); }
if (returnObject != null)
{
InsertMemcachedObject <T>(cacheItemContainer, returnObject);
}
#region debug
#if DEBUG
Trace.WriteLine(DebugConstants.DEBUG_PREFIX + "Item inserted at normal cache call");
#endif
#endregion
}
}
}
else
{
#region Note on Memcached locking and synchronization
/* Important note on memcached caching:
*
* trying to accomplish thread safety via Memcached.Add is not thread safe and may not work as expected. Memcached.Add should only
* add an object if it does not exist yet, however, you never know when memcached actually inserts the data. If you write
* code like ->
*
* int i = 5;
* DistributedCache.Insert("MyKey", 5);
* int cachedValue = DistributedCache.Get<int>("MyKey");
*
* it is not guaranteed that "cachedValue" will be 5. During testing against a dev machine with memcache running as a
* Windows XP service, it took up to 600ms until a value was actually retrievable after the insert. Here s a table with
* tests which were run against the dev machine:
*
* ,--. ,---. Add Test success percentage with 1 milliseconds: 0.3942
* / '. / \ Add Test success percentage with 26 milliseconds: 0.416
\ ; Add Test success percentage with 51 milliseconds: 0.4408
\-| Add Test success percentage with 76 milliseconds: 0.4804
\ (o o) (/ Add Test success percentage with 101 milliseconds: 0.555
\ /'v' ,-' Add Test success percentage with 126 milliseconds: 0.5548
\ ,------/ >< \---' Add Test success percentage with 151 milliseconds: 0.5556
\ /) ; -- : Add Test success percentage with 176 milliseconds: 0.5562
\ ,---| ---- |--. Add Test success percentage with 201 milliseconds: 0.6018
\ ; | ---- | : Add Test success percentage with 226 milliseconds: 0.6232
\ (| ,-| ---- |-. |) Add Test success percentage with 251 milliseconds: 0.6
| /| ---- |\ | Add Test success percentage with 276 milliseconds: 0.6132
|/ | ---- | \| Add Test success percentage with 301 milliseconds: 0.6906
\ : ---- ; | Add Test success percentage with 326 milliseconds: 0.738
\ \ -- / / Add Test success percentage with 351 milliseconds: 0.7476
\ ; \ / : Add Test success percentage with 376 milliseconds: 0.76
\ / / \/ \ \ Add Test success percentage with 401 milliseconds: 0.7996
\ /) (\ Add Test success percentage with 426 milliseconds: 0.8068
\ Add Test success percentage with 451 milliseconds: 0.848
\ Add Test success percentage with 476 milliseconds: 0.8486
\ Add Test success percentage with 501 milliseconds: 0.86
\ Add Test success percentage with 526 milliseconds: 0.9284
\ Add Test success percentage with 551 milliseconds: 0.981
\ Add Test success percentage with 576 milliseconds: 0.9554
\ Add Test success percentage with 601 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 626 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 651 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 676 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 701 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 726 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 751 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 776 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 801 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 826 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 851 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 876 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 901 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 926 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 951 milliseconds: 1
\ Add Test success percentage with 976 milliseconds: 1
\
\ However, this is still better than aquiring a lock from a database table which would be thread safe but cause an enormous
\ amount of SQL traffic. Using a windows service on a dedicated machine which handles the locking would be best but it also
\ eats a lot of network bandwidth.
\
*/
#endregion
if (cacheItemContainer.CacheItem.UseContinuousAccess &&
DistributedCache.Get <object>(cacheItemContainer.MemcachedStaleCacheKey) == null)
{
#region debug
#if DEBUG
Trace.WriteLine(DebugConstants.DEBUG_PREFIX + "IsInExtendedLifeSpan at " + DateTime.UtcNow.ToString("HH:mm:ss.fff"));
#endif
#endregion
// we are in the extended lifespan, so we need to check whether we have to reload the object
ContinuousCacheAccessSynchronizationManager.TriggerAsynchronousFetch <T>(loadObject, cacheItemName, iterationKey, cacheItemContainer);
}
}
#endregion
break;
}
}
else
{// don't use cache
try { returnObject = loadObject.Invoke(); }
catch (Exception e) { throw new CachingException("An error occurred during the execution of the loadObject delegate. See the inner exception for further details.", e); }
}
return(returnObject);
}
