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Conclusion
Other technologies can integrate into this
method of managing client state, including the use of WDDX to store
more complex user data across your pages. As always seems to be the
case, the possibilities with CF are endless. The real point here is
to be aware that the "Session Variables versus Clustered Servers"
battle exists and to be ready to deal with it - whether on a new
project or as someone responsible for retrofitting an existing
application. Armed with this information, you'll be able to build
clustering support into any application you're involved with and
perhaps explore additional performance or timesaving methods of
accomplishing these goals. Half of your success as a developer will
always come from asking the right questions before you write a
single line of code.
If you should find some additional ways of extending the
techniques I've discussed in this article, I'd be happy to hear from
you.
Special thanks go to:
Ralph Fiol http://www.mediaxxi.com
Hal Helms http://www.halhelms.com
Val Agostino http://www.ebags.com
About the Author
Marc Funaro is president of Advantex
Technical Consulting Services (www.advantex.net), based in Norwich,
New York. He is a graduate of the State University of New York at
Buffalo. Advantex specializes in highly focused Internet-related
services including on-site and remote database and Web-based
application and optimization.
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