Erez Bibi schrieb:
> I need to call a method on an object I keep in session when the session
> is closed. I couldn't find any info of how to do it. Is there a
> call-back function I can register for the session end event?
> If not I guess I can extend the Session calls and over write the
> "expiring" method, but then how do I get "Page" to inherit my new
> session class?
>
> Any easy way to do it?
You can use a custom Session class by specifying it in
Application.config. For instance, if you have a Lib directory inside
your working directory, then you can set
SessionModule = 'Lib.ExpiringSession'
In Lib/ExpiringSession.py, you must put something like:
from WebKit.Session import Session
class ExpiringSession(Session):
def expiring(self):
Session.expiring(self)
...
See http://www.w4py.org/WebKit/Docs/Configuration.html#application-config
-- Christoph
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