Comment Re:Bad examples. (Score 1) 231
Do you post the above message often?
If you're looking for a technology that can handle persistent/shared sessions for clustering, then you're definately going to need Java. Or PHP (with MySQL+sessions). Or Python (ZEO, just as one example- there's always using an RDBMS keyed on a session-key). Or Perl (as above).
PHP especially (though I am not a fan) makes this as transparent as HTTPSession (and I've set up enough J2EE servers in my time to know that it's not easy, nor is it in anyway standard across vendors.)
If I were you, I would avoid saying that things are 'impossible' in any programming language that's turing complete.
If you're looking for a technology that can handle persistent/shared sessions for clustering, then you're definately going to need Java. Or PHP (with MySQL+sessions). Or Python (ZEO, just as one example- there's always using an RDBMS keyed on a session-key). Or Perl (as above).
PHP especially (though I am not a fan) makes this as transparent as HTTPSession (and I've set up enough J2EE servers in my time to know that it's not easy, nor is it in anyway standard across vendors.)
If I were you, I would avoid saying that things are 'impossible' in any programming language that's turing complete.
