I understand that I can use asp/perlscript on the client side to manipulate
sessions,
how can I manipulate this data on the server side?
e.g. I want a login page to contact a cgi perl script to handle the login,
once this login is successful I want to set a session variable for logged
in to true so I need to set this item in the session object in the cgi
script. Or perhaps this is not the way to go about things! Sorry I am new
to perl (but learning fast!) - (my real forte is Java; if you want to know
about Java 2EE I'm your man! : )) any hints on server/client session
management for this would be very helpful.
regards
Michael Asbridge
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Simon Oliver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@listserv.ActiveState.com on
15/04/2002 09:51:32
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Subject: Re: session management in IIS
Michael J Asbridge wrote:
>
> using active perl in IIS what is the best way to manage sessions? I
cannot
> use Apache::sessions as I am using IIS!
>
Use ASP and IIS's built in Session object.
http://www.fastnetltd.ndirect.co.uk/Perl/perl-win32-asp.html
If you haven't written ASP pages before (either IIS or Apache based) then
you best start reading to get to grips with the way it works:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/iisref/html/psdk/asp/aspguide.asp
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Simon Oliver
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