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Solstice::Session - Manage a Solstice Tools session.
use CGI;
use Solstice::Session;
my $session = Solstice::Session->new;
#or, if you'd like to use a custom session name for the cookie
my $session = Solstice::Session->new('custom_name');
my $cookie = $session->cookie();
print CGI->header(-cookie => $cookie);
## To retrieve the session information
my $session = Solstice::Session->new;
$session->set('mydata', $mydata);
$session->get('mydata');
No symbols exported.
Constructor. Values for $cookie_name and $database_name are provided by
the configuration file if they are not specified in the constructor.
Returns true if the user is reporting a session ID
Sets the session object's passed attribute to a value.
sub getLoginTime { my $self = shift; return $self->{'_solstice_login_time'}; }
sub setLoginTime { my $self = shift; $self->{'_solstice_login_time'} = shift; }
For use when the user should not be able to back up to a previous state.
Create a new Cookie with name $cookie_name and set it
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