LogBox 1.4 Released!

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Luis Majano July 12, 2010

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Luis Majano

July 12, 2010

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Our amazing LogBox: Enterprise Logging Library reaches another step in maturity to version 1.4. This release has some great additions but also some needed fixes. We have now also added the ability to download and view the CFC API Docs online thanks to Mark Mandel's ColdDoc, thanks Mark! ColdDoc is now part of the build processes of ColdBox and auxiliary frameworks.

You can now download the LogBox version that contains the docs and both versions of LogBox: standalone and coldbox enabled. Of course, all our docs are now updated also.

This release includes the following:

Version 1.4

http://coldbox.assembla.com/spaces/coldbox/milestones/222897-logbox-1-4

1006	Fixes to DSL when doing appender affinity, not converting log levels to numeric You can now define the log levels as numerical values or the static constant strings
1007	logLevels isLevelValid not assuring a valid level wrong boolean operation
1008	appender() not doing level checks It now can handle both numeric and string constants
1009	refactoring the log levels argument types to consolidate them at the three input methods thanks to brad wood
1010	Appender registration an init() not registering the log levels correctly
1011	refactor logger and appender to verify logging levels sent via init()
1032	Update the ensurance of datasources and let CF throw exception instead in the Database Appender
1054	Creation of XML schema for LogBox, you can now use a schema located in the config folder.

Appender Affinity
You can now define a last line of defense at the appender level. Each appender can define their own logging levels if needed.

LogBox Schema
If you like XML (we won't hold it against you), you can now use our nifty schema to get tag insight and validation. The schema can be located in "logbox/system/config/LogBoxConfig.xsd" or can be found online on a per version basis:
http://coldbox.org/schema/LogBoxConfig_1.4.xsd

12 Days of BoxLang - Day 4: TestBox

Today we’re celebrating one of the most exciting new additions to the BoxLang ecosystem:

the TestBox BoxLang CLI Runner — a fast, native way to run your TestBox tests directly through the BoxLang Runtime. ⚡

No server required. No CommandBox needed. Just pure, ultra-fast BoxLang-powered testing from the command lineon Windows, Mac, and Linux.

If you’re building modern applications with BoxLang — web apps, CLIs, serverless functions, Android apps, or OS-level utilities — this new feature gives you a unified, flexible testing workflow you can run anywhere.

12 days of BoxLang - Day 3: SocketBox!

As BoxLang continues evolving into a modern, high-performance, JVM-based runtime, real-time communication becomes essential for the applications we all want to build: dashboards, collaboration tools, notifications, live feeds, multiplayer features, and more.

That’s where SocketBox steps in — the WebSocket upgrade listener built to work seamlessly with CommandBox and the BoxLang MiniServer. ⚡

Today, for Day 3, we’re highlighting how SocketBox supercharges BoxLang development by giving you fast, flexible, and framework-agnostic WebSocket capabilities.

12 Days of BoxLang - Day 2: CommandBox

BoxLang + CommandBox: The Enterprise Engine Behind Your Deployments

For Day 2 of our 12 Days of Christmas series, we’re diving into one of the most powerful parts of the BoxLang ecosystem: CommandBox the defacto enterprise servlet deployment platform for BoxLang.

If BoxLang is the language powering your applications, CommandBox is the engine room behind it all. ⚙️

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LogBox 1.4 Released!

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