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3.0.0 M6.1 Update Released

Luis Majano August 16, 2010

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Luis Majano

August 16, 2010

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This is a small update to our M6 milestone to counter for some critical fixes discovered after launch. Below are the issues updated:
  • Goodies: Some sample applications already updated to 3.0.0 standards
  • ORM announceInterception() causing lots of overhead when in debug mode if ORM Event Handler was enabled
  • Fix on ORM delete functions missing comma on throw statement
  • Fix on Application templates for default CacheBox configuration when getting missing configuration option
  • Fix on CacheBox missing element provider cleaner
That's it folks, quick fixes.  Also, check out our CacheBox documentation as it is getting developed.

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