[Pas-dev] Database driven sessions

[Justin B. <ju...@le...>]

FYI,

I checked in my changes for the database sessions.  I've updated:

conf/sample.pas.conf

I've added:

src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DBTest.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB/Base.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB/BaseTest.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB/mysql.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB/Pg.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB/SessionRec.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB/SessionRecTest.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/DB/Makefile

I've removed:

src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQLTest.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL/Factory.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL/FactoryTest.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL/SessionRec.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL/SessionRecTest.pm
src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL/Makefile

I tested the DB session under MySQL & Postgres and they worked for me.  So far 
the only difference between mysql.pm & Pg.pm is the get_dsn() method.

I also moved conf/log.conf to conf/sample.log.conf so there aren't any conflicts 
during updates (like what was done for pas.conf).

I'll add more documentation later.

Justin