If I have a cfc that is stored in the application scope, and that cfc has a function that creates structure with a statement <cfset var myStruct=structnew()>. The returned structure is stored in the session scope. Will I have any issues with this set up?
The set-up sounds fine to me; however we are speaking at a very high level. I assume the cfc does more than simply create and return a structure.
I assume the cfc function is something like this:
<cffunction name="CreateStruct" returntype="struct">
<cfset var myStruct = structNew()>
<cfset MyStruct.Foo = "Foo1">
<cfset MyStruct.Foo2 = "Foo2">
<cfreturn MyStruct>
</cffunction>
And the code that calls it is something like this:
<cfscript>
Application.MyCreateStructCFC = CreateObject();
session.MyStruct = Application.MyCreateStructCFC.CreateStruct();
</cfscript>
Will that session structure be unrelated to the application cfc?
The CFC in the application scope created the session structure, but otherwise I don't see them related in any way.
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