One approach is to create a wrapper that inspects a request and chooses a
session implementation. The session factory can be any callable that takes
a request object and returns a session object, so if I understood correctly
that's the hook you're looking for.
You'd likely want something along the lines of:
def MySessionFactoryWrapper(**settings_from_ini):
# create the two types of session factories you need
server_session = beaker_session_from_settings(**settings_from_ini)
other_session = other_session_from_settings(**settings_from_ini)
# create a function that can inspect the request and return the correct
session type
def session_from_request(request):
if some_criteria:
return server_session(request)
else:
return other_session(request)
return session_from_request
Then in your main __init__ you'd have:
my_session_factory = MySessionFactoryWrapper(**settings)
config.set_session_factory(my_session_factory)
The end result is each time pyramid needs a session it would pass in a
request and get back a session object based on some_criteria. There are
many variations on that theme but hopefully that's enough to go on. Let me
know if you need more details.
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 10:47 AM, Jonathan Vanasco <[email protected]>wrote:
> We have an app that deploys over multiple domains
>
> DomainA is the "root" application and used for authentication , etc. It
> contains HTTP & HTTPS server-side sessions. Data is proxied to other
> domains via an iFrame lookup.
>
> DomainB - DomainZ are "child" applications. We'd like to drop the
> server-side sessions off them; they could either have NoSession or a
> client-side session.
>
> I'm trying to figure out if any of this is doable; we're using
> pyramid_beaker and don't have an issue forking it -- but this doesn't
> really look possible using the Session Interface for pyramid itself. it
> doesn't look like i'd be able to interface with a request object where i
> need it.
>
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