The problem: sometimes, when first loading, in a multi-threaded enviroment,
the element myAccessControlAgent doesn't get defined on this, throwing an
error when we try to use it.
If you add in the <cfelse> for the nested <cfif> you'll see why...
<!--- accessControlAgent ---> <cfif NOT IsDefined("Application.accessControlAgent") OR NOT IsStruct(Application.accessControlAgent)>
<cflock name="accessControlAgent" timeout="120" throwontimeout="Yes"
type="EXCLUSIVE">
<cfif NOT IsDefined("Application.accessControlAgent") OR NOT
IsStruct(Application.accessControlAgent)>
<cfinvoke component="#this.cfcroot#.model.accesscontrolagent" method="createAccessControlAgent" dsn="#this.dsn#" factoryType="#this.dbtype#" cfcroot="#this.cfcroot#" returnvariable="this.myAccessControlAgent"> <cfset Application.accessControlAgent = this.myAccessControlAgent>
<cfelse> What do you do in this case? Should have: <cfset this.myAccessControlAgent = Application.accessControlAgent>
</cfif> </cflock>
<cfelse>
<cfset this.myAccessControlAgent = Application.accessControlAgent>
</cfif>
You have a path through the code that doesn't set anything (unless you add in that <cfelse>)
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
"If you're not annoying somebody, you're not really alive." -- Margaret Atwood
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