> What are people doing with all the functionality that "WAS"
> in App.cfm that now goes in App.cfc? cfinclude? is that
> recommended?
Different parts of that functionality fit well within different functions in
Application.cfc. For example, you might have something that looks like this:
<cfif not IsDefined("Application.foo")>
... set a bunch of Application variables ...
</cfif>
That fits nicely within onApplicationStart, without the bother of needing
conditional logic. For another example, you might have a bunch of local or
Request variables used to simulate constants, and those fit nicely within
onRequestStart.
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