> Builtin variable locking at the object level doesn't lock the entire
> SCOPE="SESSION", it only locks the paricular variable that
> you are accessing (as in ASP). This is one of the major pains of
> CFLOCK, that I must lock the entire application scope just to
> retrieve an object reference from what should be a thread-safe
> object.
In CFML, these scopes (Application and Session) are themselves objects, and
their variables are essentially properties of those objects. Assuming that
there is a relatively tight binding between Structures and their members,
I'm not surprised that you have to lock the entire scope.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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