Ok gave this a quick once over.
Ability to set a callback on write/change of session data. This way for
example I could auto handle saving changes to the users settings that
might be stored in the session. Or maybe I want to track which logins
are online, I could check to see if this person has been assigned a
login yet and record his login time or something.
http://www.ralphschindler.com/subversion/Zend_Session/lib/Zend/Session/SaveHandlerInterface.php
doesn't show anything so I can't see if some past ideas where used.
The main ones being
1. Hash on read, only write if hash changes.. this has been confirmed
that php is a little "stupid" on this point
2. Ability to tie in memcache or Zend_Cache/some sort of caching layer
ability
3. logging, when is a session created, when is it destroyed, some way to
provide callbacks for the various methods so things like how long a
person was logged in can be checked.
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André Hoffmann wrote:
On 10/6/06, *Ralph Schindler* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Darek wrote:
> AFAIK there's only proposal of Zend_Session
>
There is code, in fact I am just waiting for the go ahead and feedback
notes from Gavin and zend to make changes and get it into the
incubator.
My current codebase that supports the methods and conventions outlined
in the proposal can be found here:
http://www.ralphschindler.com/subversion/Zend_Session/
<http://www.ralphschindler.com/subversion/Zend_Session/>
All feedback is SUPER-GREATLY appreciated as I haven't had that many
people use this / play with it yet.
I would have used it - call me a chicken, but I really was afraid of
heavy API changes ;)
I have unit tests on the way (in the new Unit testing harness suite),
but thats a few days out as well.
That makes the whole thing a lot more interesting.
So soon, very soon..
-ralph
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André Hoffmann
ZF-Blog: http://andrehoffmann.wordpress.com/
