How can you clear or evict a cached value in a Spring Boot application?
- By using the @CacheEvict annotation on a method.
- By restarting the Spring Boot application.
- By setting the cache timeout to zero.
- By manually deleting cache files from the system.
In Spring Boot, you can clear or evict a cached value by using the @CacheEvict annotation on a method. This annotation allows you to specify which cache(s) and which entry or entries to evict. The other options are not the standard ways to clear cached values in a Spring Boot application.
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