Has anyone tried adding a session object to a form?

I am looking into ways of creating 'double-duty' business objects i.e. middle tier objects that can talk to FoxPro front ends one way, but to other front ends in another way.

One problem I'm trying to solve is achieving the same level of performance as in a monolithic application, when using an n-tier design, if it so happens that all tiers are written in FoxPro.

Here's the interesting bit, the following two lines of code give completely different outcomes:

Thisform.oDataServer = NEWOBJECT("FpDataServer", "Libs\DataServer.prg")

Thisform.NewObject("oDataServer", "FpDataServer", "Libs\DataServer.prg")

(Where FpDataServer is a class definition is based on a Session Class)

The first case using the NEWOBJECT() function creates two separate datasessions, one for the form and one for the session object, I think this is the behaviour I was expecting to see.

But the second case using the NewObject() form method creates only one 'merged?' datasession with tables opened by the form and by the session object all mixed in together.

Now this looks exciting to me as it allows the form to directly display the data without having to use some mechanism to pass it between the layers - my big question is - is this kind of behaviour supported and can I rely on it being available in the future? Could someone from Microsoft comment on this?

Thank you for your time

David