I have seen alot of post lately about the "horrid deficincies" of using application
variables.
If application scoped variables are so "bad" why are they even offered as a solution?
I have found that using application scoped variables work fine for the applications I
have used them in. Admitidly we are using a
single server and are not looking at clustering in the near future. However the
applications where I use the session scope are
fault tolerant in that if we do cluster the information contained within the session
can be "rebuilt" transparently on an other
server if one goes down.
If you code for the possibility of this and the work-around is sound then what
difference does it make if the variables are client
or session scoped? I would really like to know for sure for future implementations.
Thanks
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