1. Are you sure they need to be locked? 2. Why not write a CFC that gets the config settings for you, something like application.System.getWebRoot() and let the method handle the locking if required. Ussually if you instantiate an object like this and feed it an XML file that contains all the settings and store it in the application scope it requires no locking. 3. When you say singleton, does that mean you implemented the logic for a singleton? 4. if you do request.something = session.something it creates a reference, if you do request.something = duplicate( session.something ) it creates a deep copy.
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