session vs. request scope speed in MX

I understand that in CF5 there's a decent speed difference between using locked session variables and request variables. Now that CF takes care of locking of session variables, is there still enough performance difference to warrant copying the session variables to the request scope if I'm going

RE: session vs. request scope speed in MX

: -Original Message- : From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] : Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 11:05 AM : To: CF-Talk : Subject: session vs. request scope speed in MX : : : I understand that in CF5 there's a decent speed difference between using : locked session variables and request

session vs request

hi, I am trying to decide the best way to deploy an application.. background: multi-language site. Page content pulled from database. I originally had all static text (such as headings) wrapped in a cfif tag. This got really hard to deal with, and wasnt very clean code. solution: at the

Re: session vs request

multi-language site. Page content pulled from database. I originally had all static text (such as headings) wrapped in a cfif tag. This got really hard to deal with, and wasnt very clean code. why not initialize everything (all pages, all languages) into structure(s) based on language

RE: session vs request

]] Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 10:28 To: CF-Talk Subject: session vs request hi, I am trying to decide the best way to deploy an application.. background: multi-language site. Page content pulled from database. I originally had all static text (such as headings) wrapped in a cfif tag. This got

RE: session vs request == Multi-language site

]] Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 10:28 To: CF-Talk Subject: session vs request hi, I am trying to decide the best way to deploy an application.. background: multi-language site. Page content pulled from database. I originally ha d all static text (such as headings) wrapped in a cfif tag