On Mar 6, 5:55 pm, tispratik <[email protected]> wrote: > I have two applications, appA and appB. I want to use single sign on > for both the apps. > Meaning, if a user logs in to appA, he dont have to login to appB and > conversely, if a user logged out of appA, it logs him out of appB too. > Just like in google's various products. > > I created the sessions table in appA. How do i access the sessions > table in appB. > I tried to put ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection :appA in the > config\initializers\session_store.rb of appB, > but that connects the whole appB application to appA database. I only > want to access the sessions table. > > How do i do it? ... I do not have an answer to your specific question, but I have 2 Rails apps that share the session and thus feature a single sign-on. But I use session in cookies, not session in a db table.
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