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Luis Majano

May 23, 2012

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We are so proud to announce another big update to our Adobe ColdFusion Builder exension: ColdBox Platform Utilities version 2.9.  This update has tons of cool updates and fixes:

  • Updated trim operations on certain values so no extra spaces are visible
  • Updated WireBox injections DSL to ColdBox 3.5.1 and WireBox 1.3.2
  • Updated ORM Active Entity templates with validation information
  • Updated all templates to 3.5.1 release coming
  • Updated ORM property trimming, so spaces are trimmed.
  • Railo compatible for running extesion under the Railo CFML engine
  • IIS 7.0 rewrite setup, so it can build the IIS7 Rewrite rules for you
  • Tons of fixes and updates

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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