I am using .net 4.0 HttpContext.Current.Cache.Add()
to insert objects to the Cache of my application. In a .aspx Control Panel page I would like to display all the cached objects with their respective expiring date that I specified when they were inserted. How to do it?
C# Retrieve Cache Expire Date from HttpContext.Current.Cache
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If i understood you correcly, you want to display the static expiration date that was inserted, right? If so, all you need is to store your expiration date and pass it to your Control Panel. If you're using asp.net mvc, you could send this date as a property of a ViewModel. Let give you an example of what i'm talking about:
However if you want your expiration date 'on the fly' you would have to use reflection. For that consult the post that was suggested as comment on your question.