I've read in many places that you can improve performance by storing cfc's
in the application or session scope. Does this also apply to the server
scope?
Rich
Sure, you can store CFCs in the server scope, but be aware that your CFCs
will be available to anyone using the server. Server scope stores data in
the server memory just like application and session scopes. The difference
is the "scope" of server scope, it is the whole server. There are only few
cases where you might use server over application scope. For example you own
the server and have a CFC with base functions that every application on the
server uses.
TK
I've read in many places that you can improve performance by storing cfc's
in the application or session scope. Does this also apply to the server
scope?
Rich
