A few questions:
Is it good practice or wise to create an object in the server scope? And if so
how long does it live? I see in the administrator Memory Variables you can set
the application and Session time to live, but not server scope.
What I want to do.
<cfif (not structKeyExists(server, "MyPalAuth")) or isdefined("url.Flush")>
<cflock name="Lock_MyPalAuth" timeout="5" type="EXCLUSIVE">
<cfobject name="Server.MyPalAuth" component="mycoms.MyPalAuth">
</cflock>
</cfif>
I read this from Ben's new Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Application
Development book. But he used Application scope. I want the object to be
created once on our intranet and then invoke it when needed in more then one
application. I could place it in the application scope, but then that would
mean for each application I would have to recreate the object.
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