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Posted by Sergei Shelukhin on 06/25/07 17:32
Huh? ASP.NET doesn't have this problem, and neither does ASP. As far
as I remember Perl doesn't have this problem either, I don't remember
how I stored the session back then tho. If for example I want to store
some token between several pages it's pretty impractical to do so in a
database, taking care of the timeout/cleanup and uniqueness code too,
the fact that there's a variable that either locks up parallel
requests or is readonly is pretty illogical from my fresh point of
view :)
The strangest thing is that the app I'm now maintaining and improving
was written by an actual PHP programmer who used session in this way
and somhow tricked users into believing that slow search query locking
up their profile editing is ok 0_o
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