How to get started with Memcached C #

MemcachedIt is an open-source high-performance distributed cache component and has been widely used in various Internet fields. client Development kits with multiple languages, including Perl/PHP/JAVA/C/Python/Ruby/C #/MySQL. this site is already using YouTube, Reddit, Zynga, Facebook, Orange. view
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It is also a platform for expansion. Today we are looking at the server under windows and the client using. net to access it.
Select the client Enyim Memcached.
First, we install the windows server. You can download it from this site. Run the following command to install it:

Memcached.exe-d install

In this way, create a memcached service in Windows service. You can also use-d uninstall to uninstall it. The default listening 11211 will be used during runtime.
IP: 127.0.0.1, as shown in:

Create a console program to reference Enyim. Caching. dll, and in the configuration file:

   1:  <configuration>

   2:    <configSections>

   3:      <sectionGroup name="enyim.com">

   4:        <section name="memcached" type="Enyim.Caching.Configuration.MemcachedClientSection, Enyim.Caching"/>

   5:      </sectionGroup>

   6:    </configSections>

   7:    <enyim.com>

   8:      <memcached protocol="Binary">

   9:        <servers>

  10:          <add address="127.0.0.1" port="11211"/>

  11:        </servers>

  12:      </memcached>

  13:    </enyim.com>

  14:    </configuration>

Test:

   1:              using (var mc = new MemcachedClient())

   2:              {

   3:                  mc.Store(StoreMode.Set, "mytime", DateTime.Now.ToString());

   4:                  string temp = mc.Get<string>("mytime");

   5:   

   6:                  Console.Write(temp);

   7:                  Console.Read();

   8:              }

I hope this article will be helpful for your development.

Author: Petter Liu
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