>If you just modify the framework .oResponse and .oRequest properties as I suggested then, based on what you said in a previous post, yes.

I am really looking for a copy of the framework everytime I start processing a hit. They are too much hit specific processing. See below.

>But if you are now saying that there are other framework properties that *are* page specific can you give me a concrete example of one of these?

Those are properties that are reset everytime a hit is done. This is in BeginRequest().

            cCookie = ""
            cDecrypt = ""
            cEncrypt = ""
            cError = ""
            cIP = oRequest.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR")
            cQueryString = oRequest.QueryString.ToString()
            cPage = ""
            cPassword = ""
            cSession = ""
            cSession2 = ""
            cUrlReceived = GetUrlReceived()
            cUrlReceivedOriginal = cUrlReceived
            cUsername = ""
            lCookie = False
            lError = False
            lRemember = False
            nDateNow = Date.Now.Ticks
            nLanguage = 1
            nNoMember = 0
            oBrowser = oRequest.Browser
            oCookie.Clear()
            oJavascriptInclude.Clear()
            oJavascriptMessage.Clear()

Those properties are related and dependant on every hit. So, I need to isolate that from the start to the end of the process. If I can initialize a copy of the framework at startup, I would be ok. Because, if another hit is changing nLanguage, for example, I would be sure this would have been changed in that hit framework copy object and not in this one.