Using The Same Cache For Website And Web Services Over IIS?
Jan 5, 2011
my application is composed of several modules: a web site, and a few services that receive requests from client apps. since all these modules manipulate pretty much the same data, I would like to have the same cache for all of them. I'm using a static class to reference nHibernate's 2nd level cache (the SessionFactory object), and I've set up the web site and the web services within the same website on IIS. however, the static SessionFactory variables are different between the web site and web service.
Here is the code for the static SessionManager class:
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