> > The patch provides: > > configure option "--enable-app-session", which turns on the new > > functions. > > > > session_get_list() : function which returns an array of > > active > > session ids. > > session_get_data() : function which returns the session data array of a > > particular session id. > > session_destroy_id() : destroys a particular session. > > > What's the purpose of this, what's the difference to msession?
First of all, these functions are new functions that extend the standard session support functionality. So these allow folks who are using libmm, files, user save handlers to get application session support. Second, you don't have to install another library and daemon just to get application session support. I have no idea what kind of state the Phoenix project is in, but I don't want to have to install it just to get something that could come for free w/ PHP's built in session support. I think I can prolly merge session_destroy_id() in with session_destroy(). Walt -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
