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6 Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::Delegate - Delegate session storage
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10 use Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::Delegate;
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13 This store plugins makes delegating session storage to a first class
14 object model easy.
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17 The model is used to retrieve the delegate object for a given session
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20 This is normally something like DBIC's resultset object.
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22 The model must respond to the "get_delegate" method or closure in the
23 sesion config hash (defaults to "get_session_store_delegate").
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25 An object must always be returned from this method, even if it means
26 autovivifying. The object may optimize and create itself lazily in the
27 actual store only when ->store methods are actually called.
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30 A single delegate belongs to a single session ID. It provides storage
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34 "session_store_delegate_key_to_accessor" method's return values.
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36 Typically this means responding to $obj->$field type accessors.
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38 If necessary, the delegate should maintain an internal reference count
39 of the stored fields, so that it can garbage collect itself when all
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42 The fields are arbitrary, and are goverend by the various session
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45 The basic keys that must be supported are:
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50 If a store so chooses it may clean up session data after this
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59 A hash much like the main session data hash, which can be created
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67 session_store_delegate_key_to_accessor $key, $operation
68 This method implements the various calling conventions. It accepts
69 a key and an operation name ("get", "set" or "delete"), and must
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74 field name and the ID. It then returns the unaltered field name,
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94 simply override this method. You may look in the source of this
95 module to find commented out versions which should help you.
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97 session_store_delegate
98 This method returns the delegate, which may be cached in $c.
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100 get_session_store_delegate $id
101 This method should get the delegate object for a given ID. See "THE
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105 This method should return the model that will provide the delegate
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112 finalize_session_delegate $delegate
113 Invokes the "flush" method on the delegate. May be overridden if
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116 get_session_data $key
117 store_session_data $key, $value
118 delete_session_data $key
119 These methods translate the store API into the delegate API using
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123 Yuval Kogman, "nothingmuch@woobling.org"
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128 Copyright (c) 2006 the aforementioned authors. This program is free
129 software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms
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