On Friday 08 March 2002 02:00 pm, Geoffrey Talvola wrote: > Opinions sought on the following: > > - SessionMemoryStore checks if the appserver is persistent, and if > not, it doesn't pickle the session to/from disk. This seems to serve > no purpose other than to make OneShot break when you try to use it > with SessionMemoryStore. Should I just remove the check in > SessionMemoryStore for a persistent appserver, and always have it > pickle to disk?
Up to you, but if you make the change, please test OneShot with DynamicSessionStore as well (since I believe it also uses Memory). > - People in the past have asked for a built-in HTTP server. Assuming > that he agrees to it, should we put Ng Pheng Siong's HttpAppServer > into an Experimental directory in the Webware 0.7 release, with the > appropriate disclaimers (it's not well tested and it's not guaranteed > to stay there in future releases)? Has anyone tested this? I tried using it for an app and had the notorious problem of not being able to connect to it from outside my LAN. I couldn't figure it out and ended up just installing another instance of Apache. I think we had similar problems with the original all-in-one server. I'll be curious to see if Jay has managed to avoid this. > - Any other _SMALL_ changes or fixes you'd like to see in Webware > 0.7? I want to cut an 0.7 beta 2 release next week incorporating a > few more small fixes. Nope. :-) -Chuck _______________________________________________ Webware-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-devel
