Tomas Doran schreef:
Thanks for the link and preventing me from some big mistakes in the beginning of my application. Not using sessions makes a lot more sense indeed.On 14 Feb 2010, at 11:43, Christiaan Kras wrote:In a RESTful application I'm working I'd like to be able to load a session based on the sessionid which is sent with the HTTP headers.It's perfectly arguable that you just failed at REST. http://www.prescod.net/rest/mistakes/
The application will, at a later stadium, get a webinterface as well so I'd still like to use cookies, except for the RESTful part I want to be able to choose.Do HTTP auth (Catalyst::Authentication::Credential::HTTP) in the RESTful part, and use standard password & cookies for the non-restful part.You just configure 2 different realms in your authentication config, and call $c->authenticate with a realm parameter..
Will do! This will actually make things easier.
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