A proxy cache is a
behavioral technique that
provides the ability to
cache a result-set
(output) from a service
call via a proxy using
the argument-set (input)
as the cache key. Through
this proxy, all calls to
any concrete instances of
a defined type, service,
are made. In this proxy,
input is used as the key
to obtain from or provide
to a cache the output
from a called service. If
output has already been
cached for a given input,
the proxy returns the
cached output without
forwarding the call to
the actual service.
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