> Hi all, can somebody identify the order that
> pages get processed in when using fusebox i.e.
> Application.cfm, fusebox.init.cfm, etc?

Application.cfm will get called first no matter what methodology you use.
Once that's run, your index.cfm or whatever file you're using to load
Fusebox will be run.  Once Fusebox is loaded I'm not certain on the specific
order the modules get executed, but fusebox.init will be run before your
fuses.

> For example where would be best place to rescope
> the session variable structure to a request
> variable structure so that it is available to all
> pages?

Probably fusebox.init.cfm.

> I also have my site broken down into individual
> areas. Users can be granted or denied access to
> specific areas or even specific pages within an
> area, where would it be best to do this sort of
> security check?

I would create a security circuit and then call a fuse there to perform my
security checks with a <do> verb within each fuse that needed to be secured.
Another option would be to have a universal PreProcess fuse that runs to
compile security flags and check for specific flags within the code for each
fuse.

Security as a whole is a huge issue that can be implemented in a wide
variety of ways.  What works for me might not work for you in that regard.


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