I'm thinking about trying to create my own session variables. I was thinking that it might be easier to recreate a session scope inside the application scope for use with web services. This way you could use the same model for both an HTML frontend and a Flash frontend, etc. I'm thinking that it should be as simple as assigning a user a unique Id and then creating a structure inside the application scope using the uid as the key. Then you could put a timestamp inside that structure and schedule a job to kill all old "sessions". Does the built-in CF session scope operate any differently than this? Anything I'm missing?
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