I have an intranet application which has 100-200 concurrent users at peak
times during the day. The application uses a fairly large number of session
variables. Early after the application went to production, I had a large
number of users who were assuming the cfid and cftoken values of other
users. After locking every session level write statement exclusively and
every session level read statement read-only, the problem has been reduced,
but not eliminated. While I am not sure that I have locked the variables in
the most efficient manner, I believe that all session variables have been
locked. Any ideas on where else to look for a solution to this annoying
situation?
In a possibly related question, what is best practice for passing the cfid
and cftoken around the application? I am currently using a cfparam tag to
set session.addtoken= "cfid=#client.cfid#&cftoken=#client.cftoken#" in the
appGlobals (fusebox) template. I then append "#session.addtoken#" to the
url string throughout the app.
Thanks for any input.
David
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