User sessions in a web server; speed or persistence?
I’m looking to implement sessions for a web server that I’m developing in my free time. Currently, it had cookie support, so users could implement their own session management, but this is something that should be handled by the web server. I’m faced with two secure options:
User sessions in a web server; speed or persistence?
I’m looking to implement sessions for a web server that I’m developing in my free time. Currently, it had cookie support, so users could implement their own session management, but this is something that should be handled by the web server. I’m faced with two secure options:
User sessions in a web server; speed or persistence?
I’m looking to implement sessions for a web server that I’m developing in my free time. Currently, it had cookie support, so users could implement their own session management, but this is something that should be handled by the web server. I’m faced with two secure options:
User sessions in a web server; speed or persistence?
I’m looking to implement sessions for a web server that I’m developing in my free time. Currently, it had cookie support, so users could implement their own session management, but this is something that should be handled by the web server. I’m faced with two secure options:
Android, PHP session and JSON object retrieval
I am working on an app in android studio.. it currently has a login and registration system that are linked to a database and both work perfectly.
Android, PHP session and JSON object retrieval
I am working on an app in android studio.. it currently has a login and registration system that are linked to a database and both work perfectly.
Android, PHP session and JSON object retrieval
I am working on an app in android studio.. it currently has a login and registration system that are linked to a database and both work perfectly.
Android, PHP session and JSON object retrieval
I am working on an app in android studio.. it currently has a login and registration system that are linked to a database and both work perfectly.
Token based authentication and multiple sessions
I’ve a token based authentication system (REST) that I inherited for an iOS app (can’t change), and I’ve to re-use the same authentication web api system (that I can change to adapt for the web requests while still accommodating iOS app).
I cannot see the session from “Application” in the developer tools
This represented the problem in the smallest possible code. I cannot see the session from the developer tools when running in a local environment.