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ColdBox: 1.0.2 is now available.

Luis Majano October 15, 2008

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Luis Majano

October 15, 2008

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This new revision is now available for download. It includes the new JavaLoader cfc by Mark Mandel as a ColdBox plugin, a new sample application to show how to use the plugin, two fixes and mostly code cleanup. The docs have been updated and so has the wiki. In the future I will be mostly updating the wiki docs, and posting the documentation there. So please give this revision a try. You can use the auto-update feature on the Dashboard or just simply download it. Download ColdBox 1.0.2 I also noticed that Mr Ray Camden release a new galleon forums. So I will be updating the framework version of it to include his changes. Hopefully, by the time I finish, he still has not release a new one!! You are a machine!!hehe. Enjoy

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