Well, the last piece of the puzzle is complete and ready for testing, SES support via ColdCourse.I converted Adam Fortuna's ColdCourse into a ColdBox interceptor and well, gave it some magic dust in order to adapt to ColdBox. You can find it on the nightly build ready for testing. However, that's not all, you get a spanking new guide: ColdBox Pretty URLS SES So not only is it there and useful, its documented!! Wait wait, there is still more!! You can find that the Transfer Sample application is now all based on SES via the ses interceptor. So you can actually see a sample app working right before your eyes. So there you guys ladies and gentleman!! 2.5.0 is coming to its final stages, so please test test test and more test!!
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Nov 20, 2007 07:25:14 UTC
by Adam Fortuna
Wow, awesome work man! Going to have check it out before this weekend and see how it works!
Nov 20, 2007 07:52:41 UTC
by Russ Johnson
Nice Luis! Glad to see you got it working and that it wasnt as much work as you thought!
Nov 20, 2007 08:06:12 UTC
by Brad Ascar
OK, OK, OK.... My next site will be using Coldbox. You had me at :) Very nice work. It isn't going to take much to convince my fellow developers to go this route.
Nov 20, 2007 15:53:12 UTC
by Tony Garcia
Awesome stuff, Luis!
Nov 20, 2007 17:28:43 UTC
by Jeff Fleitz
This is great, Luis. I will finally get to use the ISAPI Rewrite I bought a year ago
Nov 22, 2007 23:21:45 UTC
by Aaron Roberson
Awesome! Praise the Lord! I'm so glad to hear of it.
As you know, I already had CB integrated with ColdCourse for SES support. However, I never got around the problem I had with authentication due to the url rewrite. I hope your interceptor approach helps!
Nov 26, 2007 21:11:50 UTC
by sal
Alright, Alright, I believe I'm following Brad, and rocking the Coldbox route!
cheers man, this framework is bringing back my enthusiasm that I had when MG 1.5 was around...
cheers
Nov 27, 2007 13:47:25 UTC
by Chris
Thanks Luis! I'm looking forward to trying this out...I tried a manual Coldbox / Coldcourse setup a few months ago and had issues so I moved on w/ regular urls for development.
Chris