03-14-2008
Monitor Web page changes with Specto
Fri, 14 Mar 2008 16:00:00 GMT
There's no dearth of Web feed readers for Linux that allow you to keep tabs on new postings on a Web site. But what if the Web site or page you're interested in doesn't provide a feed?
Specto is a nifty little Python application that lets you monitor changes to static or dynamic pages. You can configure Specto to monitor changes to wiki pages, blog posts, forum threads, your email inbox, and even files and folders on your own system. An unobtrusive pop-up from its system tray icon informs you of all changes, so you don't have to hop around looking for updates.
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jifty::web::session::none
Jifty::Web::Session::None(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Jifty::Web::Session::None(3pm)
NAME
Jifty::Web::Session::None - A null session handler for jifty
DESCRIPTION
Jifty depends on its sessions to keep users logged in, to store continuations and to allow developers to store user-specific data. In
general, you don't want to disable them. But sometimes, the development benefits of Jifty lead you to build applications that genuinely
don't want per-user sessions. That's where "Jifty::Web::Session::None" comes in. By specifying that you want to use
"Jifty::Web::Session::None" as your Jifty session handler, you tell Jifty to avoid ever reading, writing or storing a user session. No
cookies get set. Nothing gets stored in the database.
USAGE
In your "etc/config.yml":
---
framework:
Web:
SessionClass:: Jifty::Web::Session::None
METHODS
All methods in this class are dummy methods which do no work. This class mocks the API provided by "Jifty::Web::Session".
new
Takes no arguments. Returns a Jifty::Web::Session::None.
id
Returns false.
create
Returns true.
load
Returns true.
unload
Returns true.
loaded
Returns true.
get
Returns false.
set
Returns false.
remove
Returns true.
set_continuation
Returns false.
get_continuation
Returns false.
remove_continuation
Returns false.
continuations
Returns false.
set_cookie
Returns false.
cookie_name
Returns false.
expires
Returns false.
perl v5.14.2 2010-09-25 Jifty::Web::Session::None(3pm)