Wow, thanks!

So, are we looking at something like:

 $self->session_config(
          SESSION_NAME => 'SESSION_ID1',
          COOKIE_PARAMS       => {
                                   -path  => '/',
                                 },
          SEND_COOKIE         => 1,
 );
$self->session->param('user' => 'Barney');

 $self->session_config(
          SESSION_NAME => 'SESSION_ID2',
          COOKIE_PARAMS       => {
                                   -path  => '/',
                                 },
          SEND_COOKIE         => 1,
 );
$self->session->param('user' => 'Fred');

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And then to retrieve it later:

$self->session_config(
          SESSION_NAME => 'SESSION_ID1',
);
my $user = $self->session->param('user');
$self->session_config(
          SESSION_NAME => 'SESSION_ID2',
);
my $user = $self->session->param('user');

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Two questions:
1. So CAP::Sessions won't complain about invoking session_config twice because I'm using the specific SESSION_NAME's?
2. How do I implement/install the patch on my server? (sorry, I'm not sure how all this works yet)

—Brad
"The important work of moving the world forward does not wait to be done by perfect men." George Eliot

In reply to Re: Is it possible to have 2 CAP::Sessions? by bradcathey
in thread Is it possible to have 2 CAP::Sessions? by bradcathey

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