Hi Abdul, Thanks for your reply. What I meant by maintain session is that I want to be able to close the browser window, reopen it, come back to the same website, and have the site remember my preferences without logging in again. Essentially a "remember me" option. An example is
You should look at the Flash Player's SharedObject feature, is like a cookie but much better. Is nothing new and is available since Flash Player 6.On 6/16/06,
sreedhar reddy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Abdul, Thanks for your reply. What I meant by maintain
On Friday 16 June 2006 11:23, sreedhar reddy wrote:
to be able to close the browser window, reopen it, come back to the same
website, and have the site remember my preferences without logging in
again. Essentially a remember me option. An example is www.pandora.com.
AFAIK there is nothing in
Can't you save the data in a
cookie?
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Hi Abdul, Thanks for your reply. What I meant by
maintain
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Hi Abdul, Thanks for your reply. What I meant by
maintain session is that I want to be able to close the browser
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Management
You should look at the Flash Player's SharedObject feature, is like a
cookie but much better. Is nothing new and is available since Flash Player
6.
On 6/16/06, sreedhar
reddy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Abdul, Thanks for your reply
e the data in a cookie?
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[flexcoders] Session Management
Hi Abdul, Thanks for your reply. What I meant
by maintain session
Hi Sreedhar,When you say maintain session, I take it as maintain session across the pages, right?In RIA world, there is no concept of pages and everything is a view. I can tell you one of the ways,I have tried.
1) With Flash Remoting or OpenAMF gateway:-Added a servlet filter on server, this
You don't need FDS for this. You can use plain old Flex to
do it.
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Just as a side note, for one project, I would receive a user token, and pass
this to server-side methods so the server could identify who I was if it
needed to find info, AND it used this to determine I was logged in. Wasn't
much of a deal for me...just didn't know if there was a better way.
9:00 AMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: [flexcoders] Session Management AuthenticationJust as a side note, for one project, I would receive a user token, and pass this toserver-side methods so the server could identify who I was if it needed to find info, AND it used this to determine I
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