How to implement a custom cache provider with ASP.NET MVC?

Cache doesn't have an official abstraction or provider, but you can easily build one: weblogs.asp.net/zowens/archive/2008/08/0... memcachedproviders.codeplex.com/SourceCo... ASP. NET 4.0 includes an output cache provider abstraction (AFAIK not a general cache abstraction but only for output caching).

2 @mausch, that's exactly what I ended doing. The only thing that is not clear from the first post is how to inject the cache abstraction in the HttpContext pipeline using an IoC for example so that it is accessible from everywhere. – Darin Dimitrov May 17 '09 at 19:20 2 I wouldn't try to inject it in HttpContext.

Instead, just inject you r abstraction (ICache or whatever it's called) in your controllers. – Mauricio Scheffer May 17 '09 at 19:30.

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