> Also consider changing to Application.cfc its more usefull
> and more commonly used on new applications.

Assuming the new server is a new enough version that may be an option.
 The cflocks around the application variables hint that this app
originated on ColdFusion 4 or 5, probably a legacy app developed a
long time ago.  If it's still running on an older version of
ColdFusion then CFCs won't be an option, though if it's being migrated
to a more modern version then it becomes possible.

You also have to look at what value application.cfc provides over
application.cfm.  For a legacy app like this, probably not much, if
any, as there is the chance of something that works fine now breaking
in that transition.

@John - Application.cfc has a completely different structure than
Application.cfm, so renaming the file isn't going to do anything for
you.  The CFC version can accomplish the same thing as the CFM version
but is more structured.  If your app is working fine as-is then I
wouldn't worry about refactoring it unless you're planning more
extensive upgrades to the application.


-Justin

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