At 11:19 AM 8/1/2003 -0400, you wrote: >When JSPs are created they have no relationship to a request and its >subsequent response. Thus, they need a "context" to tie the request and > response to themselves. The Servlet engine does this by providing a >PageContext object. Since CFMs -- and unfortunately CFCs -- are just >specialized JSPs they require a PageContext to be associated with a >request and response. Since it is possible to persist CFC instances >across requests using the provided shared memory scopes, CFC instances >can be tied to the wrong PageContext.
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