Please tune in tomorrow at Noon CST for the next installment of our ColdBox Connection meetings. In this episode, we'll have guest speaker Joel Watson sharing about his just-released additions to ColdBox's ORM detached criteria queries and subqueries. Here's the URL for the meeting room:
http://experts.adobeconnect.com/coldbox-connection
Also, don't forget about our special ColdBox Connection event on November 14th where we'll unveil ColdBox Lite!
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