Dave Watts wrote:
>
> > Try to set your session vars in the login script like this
> >
> > <cflock name="login_info" timeout="900" throwontimeout = "yes"
> > type="readonly">
> > <cfset session.fname = "users fullname">
> > </cflock>
>
> I think it's important to point out that this example will only work if
> every other use of session variables within this application is locked with
> the name "login_info"!
Correct me if I'm wrong, however, Lock names are global across a
server. They are not limited to the specific application. I'm
actually unclear what constitutes a server in this case. (a domain?
a physical machine?) Although domains only have one application
within them, that is not always the case.
And just to clarify (and make sure that I understand), the reason
I couldn't use code like this:
<cflock name="login_info2" timeout="900" throwontimeout = "yes"
type="readonly">
<cfset session.othersesionvariable = "value">
</cflock>
Is because, a 'session' is a structure, and a structure is only one
variable, and both different lock 'names' are going after the
same variable. Correct?
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