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I have a bean that is created during the before() of a controller cfc: request.shoppingCart = variables.beanFactory.getBean("shoppingCart"); This normally runs fine without issues. But every now and then FW/1 seems to get into a mode returning non-stop "bean not found: shoppingCart" exceptions and it takes a reload to fix. Any ideas?

Lucee version 6.0.0.585
Ubuntu version 22.04.3 LTS
FW/1 version 4.3.0

Is `shoppingCart` defined as a transient?

Guessing you are using DI1 (which is the default with FW1)

Is `reloadApplicationOnEveryRequest` set to false?

Also where is `variables.beanFactory` being set? Is that being passed in using `property beanfactory` in your controller?

beanFactory - Yes, via property beanFactory.
reloadApplicationOnEveryRequest - unset, so default.
DI1 - Yes, the FW/1 default.
shoppingCart - transient? I'm not sure what you mean. In the controller before() it is created: request.shoppingCart = variables.beanFactory.getBean("shoppingCart");

By transient - I mean is it the _same_ object that you get each time (by reference) or is it a brand new object on each request. DI1 allows you to define beans as transient or singleton. With a singleton, every time you get it from the beanfactory it is the _same_ object. With a transient, the beanfactory will return a brand new version of it. I can't tell by looking at your code which it is. Yes, I can can see you setting a reference on each request, but I don't know if it's a reference to a singleton or a transient. <https://framework-one.github.io/documentation/4.0/using-di-one/#specifying-additional-transient-beans>

Also as a side-note. There is no need to use the `request` scope in FW1 as you have the `rc` scope already which does not leak into everything.

I did have a reason for request scope, I cannot remember at the moment. Something did not have rc passed to it. I was not aware of the transient behavior and did not know it even existed with beans. I assumed it was being created for each request. Whatever the default is, which may be an issue if the default is singleton.