Hung Jung Lu wrote:
> I have been using RAM-based session management for a while, but never wrote
> a product for it. Since Graham Chiu has mentioned it again about making a
> real product, I have taken the time to make one, and called it HappySession.
> :) Well, in short, it uses cookie for sess
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From: Toby Dickenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I dont think that's going to fly. It's perfectly ok for a persistant
> object to contain something that shouldn't be creatable.
True enough. Further thought has made me realize that a persistent object
could contain only va
Hi,
I've come across the need for this a few times now and I'm wondering if
there is/should be a better/standard way of doing it. Basically, there
seems to be a 'type' of object which basically does something and then
calls another (specified per instance) method.
Examples:
Site Access Rule - Ca
>From: Itamar Shtull-Trauring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I'd be very grateful for a description of how you built the session server
>in combination with persistence, transactions, and the fact that each
>thread
>has it's own copy of data.
>
>If I understood correctly, the references to the server are s
Hello people,
could anybode give an example (in code) on subject?
Thanks,
Mike
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Well, the XSLT Method can process XMLDocuments, and should soon be able
to process any
ZDOM decendents. So once ZDOM becomes fully integrated with Zope we
will have a fully
integrated XSLT processor.
Josh Zeidner wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> It is great stuff! ( similar idea to Apache Cocoon )... now
At 05:07 PM 6/5/00 +0800, Mike wrote:
>Hello people,
>
>could anybode give an example (in code) on subject?
>
This isn't exactly code, but...
Set up a LoginManager with a GenericUserSource, and set up the GUS to have
users. Make sure that the GUS has a "Persistent Sheet Provider" on the
"Sheet
At 12:05 PM 6/5/00 -0400, Evan Simpson wrote:
>
>Security is hard :-/
>
No kidding. And just think, all the hard stuff that's been done to avoid
trojans in a portal-ish site can be defeated simply by a user making a page
that looks like the portal's login screen and asking the user to "verify"
t
Eventually, I found that NullResource is the top level class that
handles
this first (Objectmanager doesn't inherit off of it -- it inherits off
of Resource, which would explain why I couldn't override the PUT
method).
It has a block of logic similar to ObjectManager.PUTer that checks the
mime-typ
"Phillip J. Eby" wrote:
>
> At 05:07 PM 6/5/00 +0800, Mike wrote:
> >Hello people,
> >
> >could anybode give an example (in code) on subject?
> >
>
> This isn't exactly code, but...
>
> Set up a LoginManager with a GenericUserSource, and set up the GUS to have
> users.
Is there documentation
As part of making SQLSession transaction-sane, I'd like to be able
to specify that something can register itself to be committed or
aborted earlier in the list of objects rather than just being put on
the end of the list. The reason for this:
I want SQLSession to just use a normal DB connect
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