>
>Oh boy, something new to learn :-)
>
>H.

Nah, WDDX really isn't so bad at all. I was admittedly a little intimidated 
back when I first started with it. Keep in mind a lot of the WDDX 
functionality takes place "under the hood." To get from CF to WDDX, all you 
really need to do is feed the tag a variable name and the data to be 
serialized and it takes care of the rest for you.

I would also caution you in your assessment that the switch from session to 
client variables is a simple search and replace and then clearing your 
locks. Depending on the complexity of the app (and my impression is that 
it's pretty basic), you should think about storing the client variables in 
your database (which is created automatically via CF Administrator).

If you can't use cookies, then yes, you will have to append CFID and CFTOKEN 
to all your links. This is nothing short of a pain in the arse, so I would 
try and push for the database storage approach. Then all you have to store 
in a cookie is the user's CFID and CFTOKEN, which, by virtue of setting 
CLIENTMANAGEMENT="yes" in your CFAPPLICATION tag is taken care of.

Hope this helps get you going.

Dave.

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