Greg

I would advise against using multiple application.cfc within the same site.
 You're best approach may be to define a single application.cfc at the root
of your site, and use that single application.cfc to check if a user is
attempting to access a protected folder and take appropriate action.

Steve


On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:26 PM, Greg Morphis <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> so I've got a site with a few Application.cfc (basically I want to
> lock down some folders).
> If everyone has to log in to hit the admin/Application.cfc does that
> cfc need the onApplicationStart method or even onSessionStat methods?
> And it shouldn't need the application variables either correct?
> Am I on the right track of thought?
>
> 

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