Have a look at Albatross (was Re: Server side scripting with PSP)
Dave Cole
djc at object-craft.com.au
Wed Jan 2 07:55:01 EST 2002
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>>>>> "Karl" == Karl M Syring <syring at email.com> writes: Karl> Albatross looks nice as does Webware, but I think both require Karl> application servers. This makes them unsuitable for many uses, Karl> as your web site hoster may not allow permanent processes. Albatross does not use an application server. For server-side session support it does currently require you to run the session server. With a little bit of programming you could slot in a replacement for the SessionServerAppMixin class which used the local file system to store session files. It has a very simple interface: http://www.object-craft.com.au/projects/albatross/albatross/mixin-app-sess.html Then all you need to do is clone a server-side session based application class and make it inherit from your new mixin instead of the SessionServerAppMixin class. http://www.object-craft.com.au/projects/albatross/albatross/pack-modularsessapp.html At some point I should probably come up with a SessionFileAppMixin class which does what is required. I suppose with a bit of fiddling around you could come up with some mixin classes which makes Albatross work on top of an application server... At the moment I am working on improving the documentation for the code currently implemented. - Dave -- http://www.object-craft.com.au
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