RE: Does cfcookie depend on cfapplication

Why are you structuring your app that way though? CFAPPLICATION should be used to define the scope of one application, not the scope of a permission. I suggest a different approach on structing the permissions part of your web. If you're interested, contact me! And to answer your

RE: Does cfcookie depend on cfapplication

Try storing your need information in a central database that all the application can share. Shawn Regan -Original Message- From: Brian Eckerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 1:05 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: Does cfcookie depend on cfapplication Hello, this is

RE: Does cfcookie depend on cfapplication

I though CFCOOKIE would be my Holy Grail because (I thought) they would be specific to one user, and span CFAPPLICATIONS. Well, cookies don't have anything to do with CFAPPLICATION tags, so they may work for you in this situation. Cookies are associated with a specific virtual server, by

Re: Does cfcookie depend on cfapplication

I am not sure.. why you are doing all the below.. Cant you just create roles in a database based on LDAP and have one CFAPPLICATION? Another one.. Create Session Structures depending on how many applications you might wanna have. eg.. Session.AppOne, Session.AppTwo in one Application. Joe