Is there a step-by-step tutorial for configuring AppFabric Caching with .NET 4.0 Extensible Output C

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I want to use AppFabric as the Disk Caching provider to work with .NET 4.0's extensible output caching feature. But when I installed the AppFabric, I found it is incredibly hard to configure and I have no idea how can I make my ASP.NET app to work with it. So I was wondering is there a easy to understand tutorial for configuring both?

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