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Jifty::Handler(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				       Jifty::Handler(3pm)

NAME

       Jifty::Handler - Methods related to the finding and returning content

SYNOPSIS

	 use Jifty;
	 Jifty->new();

	 my $handler = Jifty::Handler->new;
	 $handler->handle_request( $env );

DESCRIPTION

       Jifty::Handler provides methods required to find and return content to the browser.  "handle_request", for instance, is the main entry
       point for HTTP requests.

   new
       Create a new Jifty::Handler object. Generally, Jifty.pm does this only once at startup.

   view_handlers
       Returns a list of modules implementing view for your Jifty application.

       You can override this by specifying:

	 framework:
	     View:
		Handlers:
		   - Jifty::View::Something::Handler
		   - Jifty::View::SomethingElse::Handler

   setup_view_handlers
       Initialize all of our view handlers.

   view ClassName
       Returns the Jifty view handler for "ClassName".

   psgi_app_static
       Returns a closure for PSGI application that handles all static content, including plugins.

   psgi_app
       Returns a closure for PSGI application.

   handle_request
       When your server process (be it Jifty-internal, FastCGI or anything else) wants to handle a request coming in from the outside world, you
       should call "handle_request".

   cleanup_request
       Dispatchers should call this at the end of each request, as a class method.  It flushes the session to disk, as well as flushing
       Jifty::DBI's cache.

perl v5.14.2							    2011-04-07						       Jifty::Handler(3pm)

Jifty::Web::Session::None(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			    Jifty::Web::Session::None(3pm)

NAME

       Jifty::Web::Session::None - A null session handler for jifty

DESCRIPTION

       Jifty depends on its sessions to keep users logged in, to store continuations and to allow developers to store user-specific data.  In
       general, you don't want to disable them. But sometimes, the development benefits of Jifty lead you to build applications that genuinely
       don't want per-user sessions. That's where "Jifty::Web::Session::None" comes in. By specifying that you want to use
       "Jifty::Web::Session::None" as your Jifty session handler, you tell Jifty to avoid ever reading, writing or storing a user session.  No
       cookies get set. Nothing gets stored in the database.

USAGE

       In your "etc/config.yml":

	---
	framework:
	  Web:
	    SessionClass:: Jifty::Web::Session::None

METHODS

       All methods in this class are dummy methods which do no work. This class mocks the API provided by "Jifty::Web::Session".

   new
       Takes no arguments. Returns a Jifty::Web::Session::None.

   id
       Returns false.

   create
       Returns true.

   load
       Returns true.

   unload
       Returns true.

   loaded
       Returns true.

   get
       Returns false.

   set
       Returns false.

   remove
       Returns true.

   set_continuation
       Returns false.

   get_continuation
       Returns false.

   remove_continuation
       Returns false.

   continuations
       Returns false.

   set_cookie
       Returns false.

   cookie_name
       Returns false.

   expires
       Returns false.

perl v5.14.2							    2010-09-25					    Jifty::Web::Session::None(3pm)