> application? You would think since it is in memory, there has
> to be way that I can retreive it.
You can use the underlying java of CF to get a hold of the application
scope for any currently active application:
<cfscript>
// application tracker object
appObj = createObject("java",
"coldfusion.runtime.ApplicationScopeTracker");
// get "external" app scope
appScope = appObj.getApplicationScope("myappname");
</cfscript>
Note that this is "undocumented" and so could well change in a future
release of CF. Also if the app name you give it doesn't exist it won't
error - you'll just get a java null value back, which CF isn't too hot
on handling...
For more info on using the ApplicationScopeTracker and similar
SessionTracker have a look at
http://tech.badpen.com/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=3
HTH,
Tim.
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