Actually, you both were on the right track. Using the example from Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store worked. I did look at the docs while I was doing this -- several times -- but not this one. This is completely different than the example given in the Catalyst tutorial and in Catalyst::Plugin::Session, which were the two examples I cited.

Also, the generated token wasn't playing well with Memcached. I discovered Session::Token though and that works perfectly in place of Crypt::Random. It's been a while since I've done any serious Perl coding, so I'm still getting back on my feet again and relearning the ecosystem.

Thanks for both your help.

In reply to Re: Problems with setting session variables in Catalyst by LunarCowgirl
in thread Problems with setting session variables in Catalyst by LunarCowgirl

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