Quoting J�rg Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On Thursday 25 July 2002 14:49, Matthew Smith wrote: > > Here is a simple weblogger using PerForm that I started - it also uses > > GDOME, XpathScript, and XSP::Session. > > > > http://202.47.57.170/ms/axkit_notes.xml > > > > the link is my home machine and it's only 64kbps > > May I ask what made you use the old XSP::Session? As the new one is > intended > to be a full replacement, I hope to make it as easily usable as the old > one. > I would appreciate any feedback on what could be improved.
I tried the new XSP::Session as soon as it was announced on this list but generally didn't know what options to use to configure it and set it up. I am thinking about investing more time in this though. I only spent two nights on it the first time and I hadn't intended for it to be the focus of my activities at that time. I think I had trouble because I was using apache basic authentication and really didn't know what I was doing plus I haven't got a full grasp on how the underlying Apache::Session stuff works. I find web applications really hard to debug because the browser can contribute or it could be the webserver etc... The XSP::Session i am using is a bit flakey - it sometimes appears that stuff I write to it goes missing (and yes i applied the patch sent on this list a little while ago) matt ------------------------------------------------- This Email Is Sent From Global Info Links http://www.gil.com.au ------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
