We stored all of our constants as propertymanager properties (variables, udf, cached queries, ...). The properties are set in a InitPlugin.cfc - using the method configure(). We read often used properties in the header views, and store them as a struct in request scope. I know - views should never read properties. Maybe we should change the plugin and save the request variable there.
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