yes, this is a common PITA I run into.  You didn't mention the type of cluster you have setup, J2EE software cluster or a HW cluster.  In either case you have to make sure you can update/init your application scoped stuff on EACH member of the cluster.  I use J2EE clusters here and I had to enable the internal JRun server so that I can access each instance indiviually.

DK

On 10/3/06, Jeff Borisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jeff Borisch wrote:
> <!---if the FlcTechCert cfc is not instantiated then do it--->
> <cfif NOT IsDefined("application.FlcTechCert")>
>   <cflock scope="application" timeout="10" type="exclusive">
>     <cfif NOT IsDefined("application.FlcTechCert")>
>     <cfinvoke component="FlcTechCert" method="init"
> returnvariable="application.FlcTechCert">
>      </cfif>
>   </cflock>
> </cfif>
>


I just created a test where I use the same code that I use in my small
application. It works as I had hoped.

So I think my problem was an old version of the cfc stuck in one of the
cluster machine's application scope. I created simple boot method that I
can call that will clear all the stuff I set when the application is
first hit. I just need to make sure I clear both machines in the cluster
if I need to edit the persisted code.

False alarm.

--jeff


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