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After much digging around in code to make sure it wasn't something we did I discoverd that cfc instances that we have cached in the session scope are having methods from other session based cfc instances stuffed into them automatically. While this bleed of methods from other cfc's appears in a cfdump the methods can not be invoked. Upon trying to invoke one of these bled over methods the error received is: Function does not exist. This leads me to believe that the methods are not really bleeding over but instead I believe its has something to do with a problem with cfdump in CF9. This issue did not exist in CF7.
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I think you should narrow your example down to a much smaller file. I couldn't make head or tail of a 10 megabyte web page containing a hundred sections.
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Holy macaroni!!! I did not realize that CFDUMP was appending to the file I was writing out. There was supposed to be one of those dumps in there! I think the answer I got after your post takes care of my suspicions however. Sorry for that file size! Hehe...
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This leads me to believe that the methods are not really bleeding over but instead I believe its has something to do with a problem with cfdump in CF9.
It is. I cannot find a public-facing reference to this issue, but I know it's a bug in CF9.
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Adam