Teddy Payne wrote, On 12/22/2006 10:30 AM:
I use them to remove a shared scope from my CFCs. If I wanted to change where variables are stored, I can just change the facade and my controller never changes.

That makes sense.  Thanks.



Teddy

On 12/22/06, *Peter Bell* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    Hi Sam,

    Main benefit I've heard is if you want to change the way you
    handle sessions
    in general - otherwise scope facades have limited utility.

    Best Wishes,
    Peter

    > You might also have some method setVarInStruct(var,
    struct),  but I'm
    > not sure what advantages or disadvantages that  may provide.
    >
    > On the other hand, I don't immediately see what benefit using a
    facade
    > may provide above the drawbacks I mentioned of using sessions in
    CFCs
    > directly.  I'm fairly sure there are some, so I wanted to ask
    you all.
    > Well, I could see that it can handle the case a variable doesn't
    exist
    > for you, so that is a nice thing... but what else?





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