retaining state within the server
james anderson <[email protected]>
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greetings; what is the "standard" approach to retaining state across connections. i refer here to cached data within the server, rather than properties which may be round-tripped through the user. where users are authenticated, would it be appropriate to add such things as properties to the authenticated user instance? releasing resource and garbage collecting upon timeout? i looked through the examples but found only the lisp listener which used the method to which i alluded above. is anyone able to share some experience on this? ...