----- Original Message ----- From: Hung Jung Lu <hungjunglu@hotmail.com>
I am thinking in implementing RAM session management. The picture I have is:
(1) Implementing a mini TCP/IP server at a port in an internal server machine. Most likely I'll use Python.
(2) The web server then talks to the session server via TCP/IP.
Does this scheme seem OK? (Security, performance, scalabilty, etc.)
It sounds like you'll be creating a lightweight alternative to SQL Session management. Consider for a moment that you might be able to get the benefits you're looking for *and* SQL compatibility by just using Gadfly on the remote machine. Gadly runs completely in-memory, is written in Python, etc. If you go that way, you'll probably want to get the latest from http://www.chordate.com rather than the one that comes with Zope. Cheers, Evan @ digicool