Example of protecting ColdFusion extensions

The following example shows how you can build a custom tag wrapper around a CFX tag that is not thread-safe. The wrapper forwards attributes to the non-thread-safe CFX tag that is used inside a cflock tag.

<cfparam name="Attributes.AttributeOne" default="">
<cfparam name="Attributes.AttributeTwo" default="">
<cfparam name="Attributes.AttributeThree" default="">

<cflock timeout=5 
      type="Exclusive"
      name="cfx_not_thread_safe">
   <cfx_not_thread_safe attributeone=#attributes.attributeone#
      attributetwo=#attributes.attributetwo#
      attributethree=#attributes.attributethree#>
</cflock>

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