persist, but (I think) I would prefer to access the object via the
request scope to reduce the number of locks needed. If I call a method
on request.def, it's missing instance variables (and throwing an
error, since they're required by the method), whereas with the
application.def, it works fine.
<!--- Store an instance of the helpDef object in the app scope --->
<cflock timeout="10" throwontimeout="No" type="exclusive"
scope="APPLICATION">
<cfif not isdefined("application.def")>
<!--- calling CFC with Dan Switzer's "component" -- a relative
pathing UDF, which works fine. --->
<cfset application.def = request.component("Model/Help/helpDef")>
</cfif>
<!--- I'm unsure about the app scope locking needed in CFMX, so I'll
access the object from the app using the request scope --->
<cfif not isdefined("request.def")>
<cfset request.def = duplicate(application.def)>
</cfif>
</cflock>
I'm fairly new to CFCs, so any tips, critiques, or debunkings of my
assumptions are welcome.
Thanks,
Jamie
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