Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Thu Jun 2 18:44:37 EDT 2005
On 03/06/2005, at 8:13 AM, Timothy Kendall wrote: > Sorry for posting such a beginner's question, but... > > I've been using Python for some time, but I'm new to mod_python. I > need to learn how to implement sessions. I've been through section > 4.8 of the mod_python manual, but what's there doesn't tell me how to > proceed (not so that my admittedly deficient mind can grasp it, > anyway). Is there a step-by-step xplanation anyone can point me to? > Seems like there must be, but I can't seem to find one. Sessions merely as a way of storing a bit of information while a user is browsing your site, or in conjunction with a forms based login mechanism? The latter can add a bit more complexity to it. Also, what packages might you be using in conjunction with mod_python? Ie., are you writing your own handler from scratch, or are you going to be using mod_python.publisher, mod_python.psp or some third party system? This is relevant in that some packages partly handle session stuff for you. Sorry I haven't answered your question, but no time right now. If you can answer the questions above though, will help me later and others to perhaps give a more useful answer to you. In the mean time, if you want to look at some code for a working example of a session based login, check out: http://svn.dscpl.com.au/vampire/trunk/examples/session/ http://svn.dscpl.com.au/vampire/trunk/examples/session/login.py http://www.dscpl.com.au/projects/vampire/examples/session This may or may not help you understand the documentation a bit better. Later. Graham
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