On Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 11:26:11 PM UTC-4,
luis.vallada...@metamaxzone.com wrote:
>
> The second sounds good to me, but i dont know really where to store it, my
> front end is REST and has no database connected to it, all the info i get
> its from microservices, so i need some sort of variable or environment
> space where to store the token when i receive it and retrieve it in the
> case of an error, there is anything like that in web2py?
>
Well, the error handler receives request.env.request_uri via the
requested_uri query string parameter, so you might be able to do something
like:
request.env.request_uri += '&token=%s' % token
Then in the error handler, you would have to parse request.vars.request_uri
to extract the token.
Alternatively, this might work:
request.wsgi.environ['token'] = token
Note, I haven't tried either of the above, so not sure if they will work.
Anthony
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