screwtape@froup.com writes:
The Session class doesn't appear to inhert from anything that actually
contains session-related functionality, and the adapter classes sure don't contain session-related functionality, so I have no idea where sessiony stuff is done, or how to do it in my own programs, or anything clever that I might do.
In ASP, admittedly based on a much stupider language, the Session object is effectively a dictionary. It's much simpler to understand. I
assume there's useful things the Twisted session object can do that you can't do in ASP, but I'm not very clear on what those things might
be.
I am a newbie to Woven, but I just used the session like this and it seemed to work fine. Just like in asp you can use it to store you own data, but instead of being limitited to primitive datatypes like in ASP you use your own classes like in the example below. ... Some Page derived class def getChild(self, postpath, request): if request.method == 'POST': session = request.getSession() session.user = User(request.args['user'][0], request.args['password'][0]) session.user.logIn() if session.user.isLoggedIn(): return Redirect('../projectorder') .... -- Vennlig hilsen Syver Enstad