>I wouldn't do that, because I'd rather have the oFactory handle the additional parameters and other possible hurdles of actual createobject() or newobject() code. I'd prefer the loWait=oFactory.create("tokennamehere")
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>Since factory is such a lightweight class, you can instantiate it on the spot, in a local variable - then you won't have the datasession problem. Replace oFactory with loFactory in my examples, then.

So, to be consistent, I could do this everywhere?

m.loFactory = CreateObject(m.oApp.GetFactoryName())
m.loFactory.Create(m.cTokenName,m.cParameterList)