Hi- Most new Zope installs come with a session manager in the root folder, and a temporary folder with a session data container. All you have to do is use REQUEST.SESSION.set() instead of REQUEST.set(). HTH, --Quentin On Sunday, September 1, 2002, at 10:59 PM, Greg Conway wrote:
Hi all,
Just wondering, does Zope (I'm using 2.5.0) have built-in session support?
I have just discovered that my REQUEST variables don't stay in memory! so I just need something that will store a variable in memory regardless of traversing through forms!
I guess that this means sessions sessions or cookies, not really sure about either of them, and preliminary findings indicate I may need to add more stuff into Zope to get sessions working!
So if there is any easy way of doing this, can somebody please enlighten me before I go off at a lengthy tangent again to re-invent the wheel?
:)
many thanks!
Regards,
Greg Conway.
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