| How to Do a Cache Write |
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| Use ``TSCacheWrite`` to write to a cache (see the `sample Protocol |
| plugin <../../new-protocol-plugins#AboutSampleProtocol>`__). Possible |
| callback events include: |
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| - ``TS_EVENT_CACHE_WRITE_READ`` - indicates the lookup was successful. |
| The data passed back along with this event is a cache vconnection |
| that can be used to initiate a cache write. |
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| - ``TS_EVENT_CACHE_OPEN_WRITE_FAILED`` - event returned when another |
| continuation is currently writing to this location in the cache. Data |
| payload for this event indicates the possible reason for the write |
| failing (``TSCacheError``). |
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