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CacheBox 1.1.1 Released!

Luis Majano October 11, 2010

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Luis Majano

October 11, 2010

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CacheBox 1.1.1 is now available for download.  This is a pure maintenance release and you can see the tickets resolved below.  For those of you who don't know what CacheBox is or does, here it goes: CacheBox is an enterprise caching engine, aggregator and API for ColdFusion applications. It is part of the ColdBox 3.0.0 Platform but it can also function on its own as a standalone framework and use it in any ColdFusion application and in any ColdFusion framework.  This 1.1 release is the last release before our complete ColdBox 3.0.0 Platform is released in the coming months.

 


The milestone page for this release can be found in our Assembla Code Tracker. Here is a synopsis of the tickets closed:

  • 1094 invalid URLs created on standalone reports when using baseURL that have ? on them when embedding reports
  • 1095 update ANT standalone script to enable css/js refactoring for standalone mode

Documentation

Please note that all the documentation is online: http://wiki.coldbox.org/wiki/CacheBox.cfm

Training
We have also updated our ColdBox 3.0.0 training for complete CacheBox caching goodness.  We are having a 3 day training in Los Angeles just before Adobe MAX.  So if you are in the area or would like to attend this training or want a cool discount, please visit this page for more information.

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