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Queueing up requests works on a per-request basis, but what happens when your code changes affect existing sessions

Good point.

The session protocol is a bit awkward in that you need to implement all of it if you want to change only a small part, but it's there to be hooked into, which is what the frameworks built on top of Hunchentoot do.

I notice you used the plural "frameworks" built on top of Hunchentoot. Are there any aside from Weblocks?




RESTAS (http://restas.lisper.ru/en/) and web4r (http://web4r.org/en/) are both built on top of Hunchentoot.




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