
NetSDS::Session - memcached based session storage API

use NetSDS::Session;
# Connecting to Memcached server
my $sess = NetSDS::Session->new(
host => '12.34.56.78',
port => '12345',
);
...
# Retrieve session key somehow
$session_key = $cgi->param('sess_key');
$sess->open($session_key);
my $filter = $sess->get('filter');
...
$sess->set('filter', $new_filter);
...
$sess->close();
1;

NetSDS::Session module provides API to session data storage based on Memcached server.
Each session represented as hash reference structure identified by UUID string. Most reasonable usage of this module is a temporary data storing for web based GUI between HTTP requests. However it's possible to find some other tasks.
Internally session structure is transformed to/from JSON string when interacting with Memcached.

Constructor establish connection to memcached server and set default session parameters.
Parameters:
* host - memcached server hostname or IP address (default: 127.0.0.1)
* port - memcached server TCP port (default: 11211)
Example:
my $sess_hdl = NetSDS::Session->new(
host => '12.34.56.78',
port => '99999',
);
Retrieve session data from server by session key (UUID string)
If no session exists then empty hashref is returned.
Returns current session id.
Example:
my $sess_id = $sess->id();
Set new session parameter value identified by it's key.
Example:
$sess->set('order', 'id desc');
Return session parameter value by it's key.
Example:
my $order = $sess->get('order');
Delete session parameter by it's key.
Returns updated session data as hash reference.
Example:
$sess->delete('order');
This method clears all session data.
Example:
$sess->clear();
Synchronize session data on Memcached server.
Example:
$sess->sync();
This method save all data to server and clear current session id and data from object.
Example:
$session->close();


Michael Bochkaryov <misha@rattler.kiev.ua>

Yana Kornienko - for initial module implementation

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