I would like to keep track of some session information in the
application scope. This is what I am considering.
structInsert(application,"sessions",newStruct());
structInsert(application.sessions,session.sessionid,structNew());
structInsert(application.sessions[session.sessionid],"userid","mrFusion");
structInsert(application.sessions[session.sessionid],"created",now());
structInsert(application.sessions[session.sessionid],"accessed",now());
So I end up with a structure that looks like this:
application.session.e430715398cb325a314b.userid = mrFusion
application.session.e430715398cb325a314b.created = {ts '2006-03-30 16:54:59'}
application.session.e430715398cb325a314b.accessed = {ts '2006-03-30 16:54:59'}
Then every time a user requests a page, the accessed value gets
updated with a new time stamp like this:
application.session.e430715398cb325a314b.accessed = now();
When one of these values is updated, do I have to lock the application
scope or can I just lock the area that I want to change. Or do I have
to lock anything at all.
I wanted to keep this information in application scope so that I can
monitor the sessions of the application.
--
Thanks,
Troy
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