Provided by: libnet-httpserver-perl_1.1.1-2_all 
NAME
Net::HTTPServer::Session - HTTP server side client session
SYNOPSIS
Net::HTTPServer::Session handles server side client sessions
DESCRIPTION
Net::HTTPServer::Session provides a server side data store for client specific sessions.
It uses a cookie stored on the browser to tell the server which session to restore to the
user. This is modelled after the PHP session concept. The session is valid for 4 hours
from the last time the cookie was sent.
EXAMPLES
sub pageHandler {
my $request = shift;
my $session = $request->Session();
my $response = $request->Response();
# Logout
$session->Destroy() if $request->Env("logout");
$response->Print("<html><head><title>Hi there</title></head><body>");
# If the user specified a username on the URL, then save it.
if ($request->Env("username"))
{
$session->Set("username",$request->Env("username"));
}
# If there is a saved username, then use it.
if ($session->Get("username"))
{
$response->Print("Hello, ",$session->Get("username"),"!");
}
else
{
$response->Print("Hello, stranger!");
}
$response->Print("</body></html>");
return $response;
}
The above would behave as follows:
http://server/page - Hello, stranger!
http://server/page?username=Bob - Hello, Bob!
http://server/page - Hello, Bob!
http://server/page?username=Fred - Hello, Fred!
http://server/page - Hello, Fred!
http://server/page?logout=1 - Hello, stranger!
http://server/page - Hello, stranger!
METHODS
Delete(var)
Delete the specified variable from the session.
Destroy()
Destroy the session. The server side data is deleted and the cookie will be expired.
Exists(var)
Returns if the specified variable exists in the sesion.
Get(var)
Return the value of the specified variable from the session if it exists, undef otherwise.
Set(var,value)
Store the specified value (scalar or reference to any Perl data structure) in the session.
AUTHOR
Ryan Eatmon
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2003-2005 Ryan Eatmon <reatmon@mail.com>. All rights reserved. This program
is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl
itself.