I also use a session facade on most of my apps, but I don't make it
available outside the controllers. if for example a view needs the
user object from session the event will broadcast needCurrentUser and
a controller will listen for that and get the user from the session
facade and place it in the event
-Chris
On 22 Jan 2010, at 01:14, django radonich-camp <[email protected]>
wrote:
hey all, in short, I am looking for any suggestions/best practices for
accessing data stored in the session scope and using it in a view
template
to explain the specifics a little more in depth, in this particular
application, we are using a session facade service to access the
session scope. in the controller layer and beneath, we simply use
coldspring to inject this service wherever its needed. some of the
objects we are putting in the session scope will need to be accessible
in the viewstate as well though. to do this, we have been using an On
Request Start listener (and method) to set the session facade service
to the viewstate. this makes it available, so far, everywhere we've
needed it within the viewstate.
i'm wondering if folks out there have any other preferred methods or
better ideas? or even feedback on the approach we are using? i've
also seen a suggestion to make the session facade service available
via the application.cfc, but have not tried that route.
thanks.
django
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