Does AxKit support user session/login management as part of its core functionality?
Not directly. The core of AxKit aims to be lightweight, so doesn't support sessions directly. I mainly made this decision for two reasons - laziness and the problem of TIMTOWDI. Do it one way and everyone will want it another way.
So there are now a few things on CPAN for doing this. Take your pick.
With AxKit, how does one set up the basic stylesheet-selection mechanism? For example, if a user fills data on a page produced using stylesheet A, how to take the user to stylesheet B, displaying data produced from having queried the database using parameters supplied in stylesheet A. I presume that ultimately we're into HTML forms etc., or do I presume wrong?
I use AxKit::XSP::PerForm for this kind of thing. But again, there's multiple ways to do it and I'll leave others to suggest alternatives.
Any pointers would be appreciated!
(Oh yes, and are people generally using XpathScript or XSL?)
XSLT I think. XSLT is certainly the more mature of the two, and probably faster.
Matt.
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