On 20 May 2002, To quixote-users@mems-exchange.org said:
> Something like this occurred to me Saturday as I was writing the
> DemoSessionManager that I posted that evening, and then Jon suggested
> the same idea today.  Now that I've actually implemented it, it just
> feels right.  Very nice and OO.  I'm going to test it out a bit with my
> session management demo to make sure it works, and then I'll post some
> code for everyone to chew on.

Right, I've convinced myself that the new session persistence API works,
and I've thrown together another snapshot release.  Consider this the
second alpha of Quixote 0.5:

  http://www.mems-exchange.org/software/files/quixote/Quixote-20020521.tar.gz

No changes to the docs -- just session.py, publish.py, and
demo/session_demo.cgi.  In fact, doc/session-mgmt.txt is probably
out-of-date in places; consult the code when in doubt.  Note that the
session demo *can* run as a plain old CGI script, since it now
implements persistent sessions.  Woo-hoo!

I'd love to hear from anyone who gets the session demo working, and more
importantly takes a look at the code to see if it makes sense.

        Greg