On Thu, 06 Dec 2001, Harald Radi wrote:
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hi,
do you think of a possibility to add something like the
zend_register_list_destructors() mechanism into your session extension
to register session destructors for resources ? i'd like to
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actually it isn't a resource but an object implementing __sleep and __wakeup. so
technically there should be no problem. i'd only need a __destroy callback or sg.
similar.
harald
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From: Andrei Zmievski [mailto:[EMAIL
On Thu, 06 Dec 2001, Harald Radi wrote:
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actually it isn't a resource but an object implementing __sleep and
__wakeup. so technically there should be no problem. i'd only need a
__destroy callback or sg. similar.
You mean, when the session
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You mean, when the session is destroyed it should call
__destroy_callback?
exactly.
Anyways, don't those objects store a resource handle in their
properties?
The magic functions __sleep and __wakeup
serialize() checks if your class has a
You mean, when the session is destroyed it should call
__destroy_callback?
exactly.
But how would you specify where this code is? Sessions are destroyed out
of context. ie. a session is not necessarily destroyed by anything even
remotely resembling the script that created them. And a
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But how would you specify where this code is? Sessions are
destroyed out
of context.
ok, a __destroy method implies that the method is bound to the object, but i was
thinking of a static method that gets the session information for the
But how would you specify where this code is? Sessions are
destroyed out
of context.
ok, a __destroy method implies that the method is bound to the object, but i was
thinking of a static method that gets the session information for the object and can
obtain the instance with this
