-> >as long as I'm in the middle of Quixote programming (fixing one project's -> >session handling & adding it to another project) I was wondering if there -> >were any example apps out there demonstrating how to do session persistence -> >with an SQL database? A 30 second Google search found nothing, and I'd -> >be happy to make a simple example app. -> > -> >(This would have the additional advantage of my code being brutally peer- -> >reviewed, which I suspect it could use ;). -> -> Did someone say "brutal peer-review"? What's the smiley for a shark -> smelling blood in the water? -> -> Just kidding, I think this would be a great sample to have. OK, I've got something that's moderately presentable. Source: http://issola.caltech.edu/~t/transfer/sql_example-28.2.04.tar.gz (unbundled in http://issola.caltech.edu/~t/transfer/sql_example/). Documentation: http://issola.caltech.edu/~t/transfer/sql_example/README.html Running server: http://issola.caltech.edu/sql_example/ Constructive comments, brutal and otherwise, appreciated -- nay, requested. Notes: * couldn't figure out a nice way to do transaction handling; will think on it. * no caching is done. I believe that with the multi-process model that SCGI uses, it wouldn't work properly anyway (or am I wrong?) * I implemented some changes to the Quixote Session class __init__ function that I think should be introduced into the code base; check out the 'qxsession.py' file. cheers, --titus