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CacheBox 1.2 Released

Luis Majano March 30, 2011

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Luis Majano

March 30, 2011

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In the spirit of more releases, here is: CacheBox 1.2.0.  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. 

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

 

  • 1179 new cachebox store: BlackholeStore used for optimization and testing
  • 1180 cf store does not use createTimeSpan to create minute timespans for puts
  • 1181 railo store does not use createTimeSpan to create minute timespans for puts
  • 1182 updates to make it coldbox 3.0 compatible
  • 1192 store locking mechanisms updated to improve locking and concurrency

So have fun playing with our new CacheBox release:

 

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