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5.0

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Adrian

Created on 15 June 2017

Details

Client and server side cache for use with REST APIs. API throttling allows reducing the number of REST calls when data does not change very often.

What’s new (5.0.1)

removed dependency to deprecated AdorableAvatars
added comments

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RESTCache has no dependencies.

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Adrian

SRL Istradis

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Platform:

11.0.0.200

Database:

All

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.NET

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