> The root of your application has Application.cfm, and then every sub
> application has it's own Application.cfm, of which the first line is
> <cfinclude template="../Application.cfm" />. You can store all your
> global stuff in the root Application.cfm, and keep all the subapp
> stuff segregated.
Yup, this is exactly how the applications on macromedia.com work - we
have a single, central Application.cfm with all the cross-application
stuff in the root directory, then we have per-application
Application.cfm files that begin with an explicit include of the root
Application.cfm file...
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