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Re: Session management and PERL

by techy (Scribe)
on Dec 21, 2001 at 17:17 UTC ( [id://133826]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

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in reply to Session management and PERL

Using Apache::Session in combination with Apache::StickyQuery would allow sessions that are stored without using cookies.
If you are not using mod_perl, it is also possible to do your own URL rewriting, by rewriting all links as either nextpage.cgi?sess_id=(apache session id) or nextpage.cgi/(apache session id) (useful for POST operations), and then using that session id in the next page. Thanks, techy

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Re: Session management and PERL
by k_rajesh (Sexton) on Dec 26, 2001 at 18:53 UTC
    I am paying the price for an incomplete question! I should have mentioned that I am also forced to use iPlanet as my web server... is there still hope for me??!!!
    Rajesh
[reply]
      I have the same problem. I am on an iPlanet web server and cannot use mod-perl or Apache::Session. Are alternative perl modules available?
[reply]
        Apache::Session actually has nothing to do with apache or mod_perl. You can use it with iPlanet.
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