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Midgard Components Framework 8.09.0RC2 (Development branch)
Image The Midgard Components Framework (also called MidCOM) is an advanced component architecture which extends the Midgard Web content management framework. It provides mechanisms for building a Web site using components without much need for writing code to glue all this together. The administration site gets built automatically by using those components. Goodies like a caching engine and subrequests make site building even easier. License: GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) Changes:
This version is meant to ease transition from Web services using the deprecated Midgard 1.x APIs to the new Midgard2 architecture. Because of this, this release provides both API versions. This means that it can be used to run both Midgard 1 applications like the version 2.9 of the MidCOM component framework, and Midgard2 applications like MidCOM3. Image

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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)