On Fri, 2005-09-23 at 12:44 -0400, Andrew Piskorski wrote:
> Well, I've never seen a clear concise description of what "sessions
> support" means exactly.
For me it means session id assigned key/value pair data that is
persistent across reboots, shutdowns, etc. How the session id is
created and related across connections is either by query string or
cookies.
The module I have written is NSV based but caches to disk. Most
functions appear to be common to all but mine seems to have a few
features that others don't have, eg. uplevel and capture.
ns_session new # create a new session
ns_session sessions # get a list of all valid sessionid's
ns_session reset # delete all sessions
ns_session reload sessionid # reload file-cached session data
ns_session free sessionid # releases a session id
ns_session get sessionid key # get value of a session var, error if
no such key
ns_session value sessionid # same as 'get' but may include a
default value if no such key
ns_session set sessionid key value # set a session var to a value
ns_session unset sessionid key # unset/erase a session var
ns_session exists sessionid key # determine if a session var exists
ns_session append sessionid key value # append to a session var
ns_session lappend sessionid key value # append to a session var that is a list
ns_session incr sessionid key # incr a session var value by 1
ns_session names sessionid # return names of all session vars
ns_session flush sessionid # flushes sessionid from memory. will
reload from disk on next access.
ns_session save sessionid # commits a session id to disk
ns_session eval sessionid key # eval a session var as code
ns_session uplevel sessionid ?prefix? # copies session vars into current mem
space
ns_session capture sessionid ?prefix? # reverse of above
set mysession [ns_session new]
ns_session set $mysession fullname "Daniel P. Stasinski"
ns_session set $mysession location "Phoenix, AZ"
ns_session save $mysession
ns_session uplevel $mysession ThisSessionData
ns_puts ${ThisSessionData.fullname}
ns_puts ${ThisSessionData.location}
set ThisSessionData.fullname "Barney Rubble"
set ThisSessionData.fullname "Bedrock"
ns_session capture $mysession ThisSessionData
ns_puts [ns_session get $mysession fullname]
## Barney Rubble
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