def login(self, logindata):
(cardid, passwd) = parser.parseRetLoginXML(logindata)
responseCode = 'responseCode'
response = {responseCode: onlot.SUCCESS} #reponseCode for success
# This is a web request. Check for existing sessions for the user
rs = my.proc("proc_ssl_retailer_login('%s', '%s')" % (cardid, passwd))
if rs.recordcount > 0:
result = int(rs.Fields['result'])
if result == 1: # SUCCESS result from database operation.
response['balance'] = float(rs.Fields['balance'])
## sessionid = rs.Fields['sid'] #store sessionid in session object
## response['sid'] = sessionid
if not self.req is None: #check if this is web request.
self.req.session.set_timeout(onlot.TIMEOUT) # set session
self.req.session.save() # Save session. This is very important for persistence.
elif result == 2: #Incorrect password or userid
#don't set any session here
response[responseCode] = 2;
elif result == 3: #account is not validated yet
#again don't set any session here
""
elif result == 4: #user is logged in at another terminal
response[responseCode] = 4;
elif result == 5: #Only Retailer can create a cardid
response[responseCode] = 5;
""
my.destroy(rs)
return json.dumps([response]) #o/p to the client browser
def logout(self, sid):
responseCode = 'responseCode'
response = {responseCode: onlot.SUCCESS} #reponsecode for success
#if this is web request
rs = my.proc("proc_ssl_retailerlogout('%s');" % (sid,))
if rs.recordcount > 0:
result = rs.Fields['result']
#SUCESS in client and server script is "result - 1" from database
response[responseCode] = result
if not self.req is None:
self.req.session.invalidate() #clear session details from apache web server and mod_python
my.destroy(rs)
return json.dumps( [response] ) #o/p to clietn browser