Hi Dan,
I use Apache::SessionManager as part of my mod_perl framework - it's a great tool. I also use TT as my templating language. However, I think that some of these plugins (and this isn't the only one), are going to slowly turn TT into PHP. Templating with spagehetti code run through it.
The plugin simply allows to access session info from TT2 environment in a web development context. Apache::Template allows Apache to serve directly TT2 documents, also CGI script under Apache::(Registry|PerlRun) runs TT2 objects very well, so you could need to access sessions from TT2. :-)
IMO, when I start seeing underbar variables in display code, things can only go downhill.
I could have written 'mysess' instead of 'my_sess', but what difference? :-)
Thanks for your agreement of A::SM and for your interest
- Enrico
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