Session->{TimeTillDeath} or Session->{TimeToDie}?

["John D. Leonard II" <jo...@ce.gatech.edu>]

Joshua:

Is there any way to access the amount of time left for a particular session?

I realize that I do it myself by storing the time that the last script was
executed into $Session during Script_OnStart, but was wondering if
Apache::ASP tracked this information with the $Session itself.

I'm playing around with the ASP model for watching who is currently active
within an application. I currently track the number of active sessions,
their last used IP address (from $Request->ServerVariables), and the number
of scripts accessed.  See:  http://traffic.ce.gatech.edu/

Thanks,

JL


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Re: Session->{TimeTillDeath} or Session->{TimeToDie}?

[Joshua Chamas <jo...@chamas.com>]

"John D. Leonard II" wrote:
> 
> Joshua:
> 
> Is there any way to access the amount of time left for a particular session?
> 
> I realize that I do it myself by storing the time that the last script was
> executed into $Session during Script_OnStart, but was wondering if
> Apache::ASP tracked this information with the $Session itself.
> 
> I'm playing around with the ASP model for watching who is currently active
> within an application. I currently track the number of active sessions,
> their last used IP address (from $Request->ServerVariables), and the number
> of scripts accessed.  See:  http://traffic.ce.gatech.edu/
> 

There is no API for this, so the way you are doing it is
probably best.  Note that if you are storing big data per key
in $Session or $Application, then you'll want to switch to 
MLDBM::Sync::SDBM_File or DB_File for you StateDB, to
avoid the key/value 1024 byte limit on SDBM_File.

-- Josh
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