Hello. I'm the new webmaster for stfm.org. Our website uses
ColdFusion
5.0 as its web programming language. I'm originally a Java Programmer (JavaServerPages), so I've had to learn CFML quickly (thanks to Ben Forte's books). Our web site is hosted on a shared server (crystaltech.com). We are experiencing unexpected loss of some or all session variables for about 20% of our users. The session variables are lost well before the 20 minute timeout limit. We use session variables to maintain user input across approximately 3-4 data entry pages (page numbers vary based upon specific category). Our session variables are set and read inside of cflock tags per ColdFusion best practices. The problem appears to worsen when we have more users on our site, but the number of users is not that significant (less than 20-30 per hour). This is a shared server, but I don't know the overall load on the server. I've reseached your listserver but did not find any material on this subject. From my research on Macromedia's forum, the loss of session
variables appears to be a problem with ColdFusion 5. We are
considering changing our host plan to ColdFusion MX, though some of our
applications will need recoding since they use attributes no longer supported in
ColdFusion MX.
I'd certainly appreciate any advice from more experienced ColdFusion
developers who may have encountered and solved this problem.
Thank You,
Bruce |
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- RE: [KCFusion] Unexpected Loss of Session Variables Bruce Phillips
- RE: [KCFusion] Unexpected Loss of Session Variables Bruce Phillips
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