sophana a écrit:
> Is your fix available in the 0.9.2 beta? I'd like to test it...
The expired sessions fix has been added after the beta release, so you
need to get it from the SVN. You can simply replace Application.py and
HTTPExceptions.py in the WebKit folder from here:
http://svn.w4py.org/
Christoph Zwerschke a écrit :
I will also try to reimplement returning an error page for expired
sessions if IgnoreInvalidSession=False (the default is True). Maybe
instead of sending an error page, we should simply send a 408 Request
Timeout error?
I have fixed it that wa
> I will also try to reimplement returning an error page for expired
> sessions if IgnoreInvalidSession=False (the default is True). Maybe
> instead of sending an error page, we should simply send a 408 Request
> Timeout error?
I have fixed it that way now, but sending "401 Session Expired" ins
> In previous versions of webware (0.8.1), when a session expires the
> method Application.handleInvalidSession() was called, which basically
> removes the _SID_ reference so the browser will stop requesting an
> invalid session, and marks request._sessionExpired. So, I could ask
> for the var
Hello, I’m developing a web site using python 2.4.3
and Webware 0.9.1.
I have a problem to know when a session is actually expired and
is not a brand new session because the user just entered to the site.
In previous versions of webware (0.8.1), when a session
expires the method A
