I, too, use it with great success!
 
Since this has been discussed before, you should read the archives of this list and pay close attention to "black-boxing" the CFCs.
 
Make sure your CFCs don't know they are stored in the Application scope nor do they know their instances are stored in the Session scope.
 
Thanks


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Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 8:05 AM
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Subject: [CFCDev] shared scope question

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?  Will that session structure be unrelated to the application cfc?

 

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