WebSession

Class (inherits from Object)

New in 2010r4

This is the base class for the Session class that is included in all web projects. Each user session gets its own instance of WebSession that you can access using the Session method.

To refer to the current Session from within the Session object, use Self instead of Session as the prefix, especially in the Opening event because it may return Nil.

Events

Activated HashTagChanged ScaleFactorChanged AllowUnsupportedBrowser JavaScriptError UnhandledException AppearanceChanged Opening UserDisconnected Closing OrientationChanged UserTimedOut DataReceived PreparingSession Deactivated RequestedData

Properties

AllowTabOrderWrap DisconnectMessage LanguageRightToLeft ClientHeight HashTag Platform ClientTime HeaderCount RemoteAddress ClientWidth Identifier ScaleFactor ConfirmDisconnectMessage InterruptionMessage URL Cookies IsDarkMode UserTimeout CurrentPage LanguageCode

Methods

ExecuteJavaScript PageCount SaveState GotoURL PageWithName Secure HasPage Pages URLParameter HasPageNamed Quit URLParameterCount Header RawHeaders URLParameterExists HeaderAt RecordData URLParameterName HeaderCount RemoveData PageAt RequestData

Notes

Use the Session object to access the current user session.

To refer to the current Session from within the Session object, use Self instead of Session as the prefix, especially in the Opening event because it may return Nil.

Databases

If your application is going to connect to a database server, you will want to store the database connection in a property of the Session class. This will allow your application to make connections to the server on a user-by-user basis.

Query Parameters

To access the query parameters, use the URLParameter methods to retrieve the query parameters from the Session object.

See Also

Session, WebSessionContext classes.