No problem. I want to write a monitoring program to maintain running sumamries of users. We store a lot of information as session variables and so I'll want to look at the stored session variable for all active sessions. This does not appear to be possible without doing a Product or using an External Method--I've already built a bit of a framework for what I need using external methods. -d On 1 Sep 2003, Chris McDonough wrote:
You'll need to be a little more specific when you say "able to look at the session data objects". What methods do you want to call on the session data container?
On Sun, 2003-08-31 at 19:32, Dennis Allison wrote:
I have a collection of session objects, each corresponding to an active users, each stored away in a session data container which is, itself, stored away in a transience object (aka temp_folder). For system monitoring purposes I want a privileged user to be able to look at the session data objects. The documentation (Zope Book, 2_6 Ed) is silent on this question. A first attempt at looking inside a session data container failed on security even at the highest privilege level. I'm assuming that access is only allowed from External Methods and Procducts, but thought I'd ask the group before reading the code and experimenting.
-d
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