On 03.06.2007, at 23:56, Denis Frolov wrote:
Well, in our case we need to create sessions because we want to use D2W for everything since it makes development easier, allows larger portions of Wonder code being reused, and makes code base more manageable (rules, pages, delegates, factories etc).
I can absolutely understand that. That's why I like using D2W for a lot of stuff. But my CMS works quite differently (and reuses a lot of the Wonder stuff too). It's based on a D2W part for administration, content management and so on, and has a "sessionless" part for other areas. E.g. I now store component templates in the database and use them to create the pages, so there is a lot of code reuse, but the HTML can be completely different, depending on the client ...
I think one can avoid this problem by disallowing /wo/ in robots.txt and using cookies for storing session ids.
As long as robots do not ignore that, it's fine. I had a couple of them totally ignoring that file, so I blocked the IPs and / or user agents.
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