Unable to get good example of using memcached from Java boot

I have already accepted answer given by @ragnor. But I think I should post a complete example here which has worked for me.

1. Make sure you have cache-enabled for your application by adding @EnableCaching
2. POM.xml should have following dependency:

<dependency>
        <groupId>com.google.code.simple-spring-memcached</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-cache</artifactId>
        <version>3.6.1</version>
    </dependency>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>com.google.code.simple-spring-memcached</groupId>
        <artifactId>spymemcached-provider</artifactId>
        <version>3.6.1</version>
    </dependency>

3. Add a config file to configure your memcached cache configuration, say MySSMConfig.java

@Configuration
@EnableAspectJAutoProxy
@ImportResource("simplesm-context.xml") // This line may or may not be needed,
                                        // not sure
public class SSMConfig 
{
    private String _memcachedHost; //Machine where memcached is running
    private int _memcachedPort;    //Port on which memcached is running

     @Bean
     public CacheManager cacheManager() 
     {
         //Extended manager used as it will give custom-expiry value facility in future if needed
         ExtendedSSMCacheManager ssmCacheManager = new ExtendedSSMCacheManager();

         //We can create more than one cache, hence list
         List<SSMCache>cacheList = new ArrayList<SSMCache>();

         //First cache: Testcache
         SSMCache testCache = createNewCache(_memcachedHost, _memcachedPort, 
                                    "testcache", 5);

         //One more dummy cache
         SSMCache dummyCache = createNewCache(_memcachedHost,_memcachedPort, 
                    "dummycache", 300);

         cacheList.add(testCache);
         cacheList.add(dummyCache);

         //Adding cache list to cache manager
         ssmCacheManager.setCaches(cacheList);

         return ssmCacheManager;
     }


    //expiryTimeInSeconds: time(in seconds) after which a given element will expire
    //
    private SSMCache createNewCache(String memcachedServer, int port, 
                                String cacheName, int expiryTimeInSeconds)
    {
        //Basic client factory to be used. This is SpyMemcached for now.
        MemcacheClientFactoryImpl cacheClientFactory = new MemcacheClientFactoryImpl();

        //Memcached server address parameters
        //"127.0.0.1:11211"
        String serverAddressStr = memcachedServer + ":" + String.valueOf(port);
        AddressProvider addressProvider = new DefaultAddressProvider(serverAddressStr);

        //Basic configuration object
        CacheConfiguration cacheConfigToUse = getNewCacheConfiguration();

        //Create cache factory
        CacheFactory cacheFactory = new CacheFactory();
        cacheFactory.setCacheName(cacheName);
        cacheFactory.setCacheClientFactory(cacheClientFactory);
        cacheFactory.setAddressProvider(addressProvider);
        cacheFactory.setConfiguration(cacheConfigToUse);

        //Get Cache object
        Cache object = null;
        try {
            object = cacheFactory.getObject();
        } catch (Exception e) {

        }

        //allow/disallow remove all entries from this cache!!
        boolean allowClearFlag = false;
        SSMCache ssmCache = new SSMCache(object, expiryTimeInSeconds, allowClearFlag); 

        return ssmCache;

    }

    private CacheConfiguration getNewCacheConfiguration() 
    {
        CacheConfiguration ssmCacheConfiguration = new CacheConfiguration();
        ssmCacheConfiguration.setConsistentHashing(true);
        //ssmCacheConfiguration.setUseBinaryProtocol(true);
        return ssmCacheConfiguration;
    }

}

4. OK, we are ready to use our configured cache.
5. Sample methods in some other class to read from cache and to remove from cache

@Cacheable(value="dummycache, key="#givenId.concat('-dmy')", unless="#result == null")
    public String getDummyDataFromMemCached(String givenId)
    {
        logger.warn("getDummyDataFromMemCached: Inside DUMMY method to actually get data");
        return "Sample-" + String.valueOf(givenId);
    }
    @CacheEvict(value="dummycache",key="#givenId.concat('-dmy')")
    public void removeDummyDataFromMemCached(String givenId)
    {
        //Do nothing
        return;
    }

6. Note that we have added suffix to the kache-keys. As Memcached does not support cache-zones, "dummycache" and "testcache" ultimately does not remain separate on a single server. (They may remain separate with some other cache implementation). Hence to avoid conflict, we append unique suffix to the cache-key.

7. If you want to cache objects of your own class, then make sure that they are serializable. Just change your class definition to 'XYZ implements Serializable'.