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Luis Majano

November 11, 2014

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We are proud to announce today a nice minor release for Ortus DataBoss Version 1.5.0.  This release brings about several important fixes and trial version updates.  DataBoss 2.0.0 is already in the planning stages with a full migration to a ColdBox 4 module and CommandBox integration. 

Bug Fixes & Improvements

  • [DATABOSS-93] - Collection Manager not display null as label values but escaped HTML
  • [DATABOSS-94] - Internet Explorer support via Bootstrap needs the scripts to load after CSS has loaded
  • [DATABOSS-95] - Singular relationships not being ordered correctly on editor lookups
  • [DATABOSS-96] - Standalone version acting with trial edition, as build not replacing right content,
  • [DATABOSS-97] - one to many relationships not being ordered correctly on collection manager dropdowns

What is DataBoss?

Ortus DataBoss is an application that will help you manage CFML Object Relational Mapper (ORM) objects without the need of writing administrative code for them; thus a Dynamic Administrator.  DataBoss will talk to the underlying ORM engine (Hibernate) and get all the necessary information to manage all the ORM entities and its relationships in that specific CFML application DataBoss has been deployed to.  You can watch our introductory video to get a quick overview of what DataBoss is and how it can benefit your development.

Capabilities

  • Download as a standalone application that can integrate with any framework or application
  • Download as a ColdBox module so it can integrate with any ColdBox 3.5 application
  • Automatic Hibernate ORM entity detection and analysis
  • Ability to manage all supported Hibernate relationships: One-To-Many, Many-To-One, One-To-One, Many-To-Many
  • Ability to manage multi-level inheritance relationships
  • Internationalized and localized for: English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese and more
  • Ability to create/edit/delete and multi-delete any managed entity and its data
  • Built-in form validation based on ColdBox Validation and ORM metadata
  • Customizable validation rules
  • Customizable HTML 5 controls for persisted properties: Checkbox, Radio Buttons, Multi-Select, Text, Email, URL, Password, Textarea, Super Lite Rich Text Editor, Date Picker
  • Ability to paginate entity records and do inline filtering/sorting of data
  • Easily interface layout overrides if ran as a ColdBox Module
  • Easily extend the custom CSS framework
  • Ability to reload the ORM engine a-la-carte
  • Application responsive design ready for phone and tablet usage
  • Database null support

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