New Model for Caching - Revisited

I'm still a bit surprised that this cache article is one of the more popular entries on the onTap framework blog. Surprised, and also flattered. :) Some of the information in that article turned out to be inaccurate because of something I discovered in my testing shortly afterward. In the original article I had proposed using a query to manage cache and although I've kept the query because it's rather useful for reporting and bulk-removal purposes, I've ultimately ended up with a hybrid solution that uses both the query and a structure to get the best of both worlds. It's taken me a while to get back to work on it because the past year has been pretty busy for me, but I'm finally nearing a 1.0 release candidate for the CacheBox project. I still need to work out a few issues, but it's coming along rather nicely. :) Soon I'll be updating DataFaucet and the onTap framework to use CacheBox Agents as an upgrade from the caching that's built into them currently.