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Luis Majano

October 15, 2008

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This might be a little late and silent, but thanks to Mark Drew and his insatiable coding skills we received a few days ago CFEclipse 1.3.1.5 and with it an update to the CFFrameworks Plugin which includes support for ColdBox. This support is to visually see and maintain the ColdBox configuration file. You can view all of your settings and aspects, very nice indeed.

So I want to thank Mark Drew for including my icons, actions and all to support ColdBox on this incredible plugin and if you have not donated or given your support to CFEclipse, please do so now!!. If you are not familiar with this plugin, visit the CFEclipse website and head over to the TV section.

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