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ioan1k · 10-07-2009, 02:05 PM

I wouldn't recommend storing the singleton itself within the global session space as this will eventually lead to excessive server loading with all of the singleton data ....

The easier thing to do here is store only the configuration you are using for the Singleton and then recreate it on the next page load

If this is impossible as you are storing to much information in your singleton, then you need to rethink your code structure as it is flawed because you are relying heavily on data that may not be 100% accurate

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ioan1k The Contributor Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: US Posts: 76 Thanks: 0	I wouldn't recommend storing the singleton itself within the global session space as this will eventually lead to excessive server loading with all of the singleton data .... The easier thing to do here is store only the configuration you are using for the Singleton and then recreate it on the next page load If this is impossible as you are storing to much information in your singleton, then you need to rethink your code structure as it is flawed because you are relying heavily on data that may not be 100% accurate __________________ My Portfolio - Work - Need freelance Work? I've been developing 5 years now, and I learn something new everyday