Re: LISP for web
- From: Brian Downing <see-signature@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 21:38:10 GMT
In article <m2zmtxmdm5.fsf@xxxxxxxxxx>, Marco Baringer <mb@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> there is one other thing which will become much easier if we take over
> control of executing actions: serializing session state and, thanks to
> this, ucw session mobility. atm everything in a session is easily
> (fsvo easy) serializable except the anonymous closures which are
> generated by the cps transformation and stored in the components. if
> we stop using the lisp's functions object but create our own which
> consits of: code [another set of clos objects] and the environement
> [again a clos object] then sending the entire session over the wire
> becomes doable.
Then you can store the entire session (with strong encryption of course)
in a browser cookie. How's that for server failover reliability! :-)
-bcd
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