Ok, can anyone smarter than myself tell me if I'm justified in getting a little bit excited about the 'freeze' function on objects that makes properties read only? My first thought is that it sounds like a perfect first line of defence in terms of being able to get trustworthy data back from the client bundled up in a frozen object.
I'm a little unclear about what your proposing but, at first interpretation, I don't think so ... What exactly are you suggesting you should use 'freeze' to do?
As a rule of thumb, you can never trust anything the client sends you - just assume he's a skilled hacker who is manually manipulating bits to do what he wants.
