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Hello, I’m developing a web site using python 2.4.3
and Webware 0.9.1. I have a problem to know when a session is actually expired and
is not a brand new session because the user just entered to the site. In previous versions of webware (0.8.1), when a session
expires the method Application.handleInvalidSession() was called, which
basically removes the _SID_ reference so the browser will stop requesting an
invalid session, and marks request._sessionExpired. So, I could ask for the variable
request._sessionExpired to realize whether or not this request originally
contained an expired session. Now, in webware 0.9.1, the method Application.handleInvalidSession()
has disappear and no one updates the _sessionExpired attribute of the request. So,
I haven’t found any way to know when the session has expired so I can
redirect the user to a safe page which doesn’t depend on the data I’ve
been saving in the session. Is there a new way to do this in Webware0.9.1? Thanks in advance, Niurka Perez |
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