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Should I store session id in server database?
I wanted to implement login system using flask framework. I managed to do this using sessions and set them to expire after 31 days and it works (sessions are created using server secret key, timestamp ...
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Optimal way Implement a Session Cache
I have an App that connects with Salesforce and do different operations. So I'm trying to implement a Session Cache for the Application to avoid repetitive login calls. So far what I have done is I ...
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Managing user session state with Google Sign In
I need some help with my authentication design. Happy to share any code as needed... Overview I have implemented the Google Sign-in (new web implementation here) button in my client web application. ...
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HTTPSession for session state in web APIs?
We are building a set of web APIs. The web APIs are called by clients & can call each other. State is required by these APIs for the users session (e.g. shopping basket type stuff). The state ...
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Paginate large data and store in temporary table for navigation
I have implemented pagination using SQL and stored that result of search into temporary table. Temporary table is named after unique tab id. So that other tab can have seperate result sets. That ...
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Spring Security SAML and RSA session
This is probably a design/architectural question. My app uses RSA initiated SSO using SAML for authentication and from there on my app uses its own session to manage the request. There is a flaw in ...
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Using Django Sessions when views are accessed by API
I'm making an app which is a Django backend and a React frontend (being developed by someone else). The plan currently is to fully decouple the two and have them communicate over API. However, I would ...
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Is it a good practice to store session in two different places?
I have a use case like this and I am wondering if this solution is a good practice or not. Say I have a website called dashboard.com and this is only for US region. When users login here, I am ...