How to access HttpRuntime.Cache in another project in the same solution

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I have two projects [Main Project, Data Access Project] in one solution [LDM].

Main Project Contains Pages, scripts, images, etc.

Data Access Project Contains only Data Base operations.

I need to access HttpRuntime.Cache in Data Access Project.

How can i do that??

Posted 23-Mar-14 22:03pm

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_ProgProg_ 24-Mar-14 6:00am

Any Ideas??

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Fully qualify it,

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System.Web.HttpRuntime.Cache

However, I would strongly suggest you pass in the values you need from the web app. If you access it from your data access layer then your data access layer cannot be reused outside of a system hosted by IIS. It's better to pass the values in.

Posted 24-Mar-14 7:00am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-24T09:55:00

You don't. The reason is quite simple and you said it yourself. The DataAccess project is responsible SOLELY for access to the database. The Http.Cache is part of the UI and, hence, the DataAccess project shouldn't have ANY access to the Cache at all, nor should it care.

Why? Well, for starters, if you wanted to use the DataAccess project in a WPF app or a WinForms app or a Windows Store app, you've tied your DataAccess project to having access to a HTTP.Cache that doesn't exist in those types of projects so you can't reuse your DataAccess code in other kinds of applications.