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Luis Majano

November 03, 2012

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We are so proud to announce another big update to our Adobe ColdFusion Builder exension: ColdBox Platform Utilities version 2.10.  This update has tons of cool updates and fixes:

  • Railo compatibilities so it works with Railo as your engine
  • Updates for ColdFusion 10 compatibilities
  • Added new ColdBox templates
  • Added support for ColdBox LITE

So either download the extension and install it or if you have it installed, just click "ColdBox Platform > Check For Extension Updates..." and perform our sweet auto update!

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Nov 03, 2012 15:51:04 UTC

by Andy

FYI - updater sees this as 2.1 rather than 2.10 and therefore does not auto-update from within CFB

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