Hi,

>The framework contains about a hundred properties. Some of them are collections. For example, when the Initialize() is being executed, it will read all connection string of the Main.ini file and store it into a collection. This sets up the startup directory, temporary directory and other Main.ini file properties. It also store proprietary application mode properties such as if the framework is executed from the ASP.NET environment, from the Web Service or from a desktop application. It also stores a lot of labels into memory, such as a list of months in various languages, days, etc. One of the other objects also is the oServer property. The Initialize() method also detects if we have to log every hit of the application, where to log it, which connection string to use for it, etc. Some things are related to a debug mode and related items. Which one of those specific information do you need exactly?

OK. AFAICS none of the above are request/page specific (i.e. they are global and don't change from hit to hit) ? If that's true then we're back to something I suggested earlier. Just change your oResponse and oRequest properties in your framework class so that they reference the current request:

 Public Property oResponse
    Get
      Return HttpContext.Current.Response
    End Get
End Property

Public Property oRequest
  Get
     Return HttpContext.Current.Request
  End Get
End Property

HTH,
Viv