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6 MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession - Add a session to the Mason Request
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10 In your httpd.conf file:
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12 PerlSetVar MasonRequestClass MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession
13 PerlSetVar MasonSessionCookieDomain .example.com
14 PerlSetVar MasonSessionClass Apache::Session::File
15 PerlSetVar MasonSessionDirectory /tmp/sessions/data
16 PerlSetVar MasonSessionLockDirectory /tmp/sessions/locks
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23 session_cookie_domain => '.example.com',
24 session_class => 'Apache::Session::File',
25 session_directory => '/tmp/sessions/data',
26 session_lock_directory => '/tmp/sessions/locks',
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32 if ( $m->session->{bar}{baz} > 1 ) { ... }
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35 This module integrates "Apache::Session" into Mason by adding methods
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38 Any subrequests created by a request share the same session.
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41 To use this module you need to tell Mason to use this class for
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47 If you are using a handler.pl file, simply add this parameter to the
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53 This class adds two methods to the Request object.
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57 This method returns a hash tied to the "Apache::Session" class.
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61 This method deletes the existing session from persistent storage.
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66 This module accepts quite a number of parameters, most of which are
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84 · class becomes session_class / MasonSessionClass
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88 When running under ApacheHandler or CGIHandler, this module takes care
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90 "Apache::Session::Wrapper". These will be the "Apache::Request" or
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102 As can be seen by the number of parameters above, "Apache::Session" has
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106 Bug reports and requests for help should be sent to the mason-users
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