> >I'm not sure what you mean by 'web table editor' - what's the URL to the
> >embperl example you're looking at?
>
> Something that lets you click and edit entries in a flat database
> table.
>
> See http://perl.apache.org/embperl/Intrors.pod.4.html
>
I have written such a tool, but it's bad d
>
> How will the URL-based session-ids look like? IIRC there are three
> possibilities: path based (as suggested here), query string based (as
> usual) or hostname based (using wild card DNS records).
>
Embperl 1.3.4 will support path based and query string based session ids.
It's up to you which
> > It will even be possible that Embperl checks if cookies are
> > supported and use URL based id only when cookies doesn't work.
>
> how do you intend to do this?
>
The easiest way (I know) to check this, without haveing to modify any page,
is to issue an external redirect which contains a cook
>I don't think that you can use the same session variable from an ASP
>page to EPL pages. I could be wrong, but I would think that is the case.
>Unless you can write a wrapper that will be able to modify the Apache
>Session module or re-write that module completely.
>
>Anyone: Is it actually pos
