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ProfileBox v2.0.0 Released with Lucee Support

Luis Majano February 29, 2016

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Luis Majano

February 29, 2016

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We are so excited to bring you a new major version of ProfileBox, version 2.0.0.  This is a major re-architecture of the profiling module so it can work with FusionReactor 6, ColdBox 4 and Lucee CFML Engine. You can kick the tires with our trial version or even purchase a yearly or lifetime license.

If you are not familiar with ProfileBox, ProfileBox is a ColdBox module that will provide you with profiling, metrics, CacheBox reports, custom object metrics, exception notifications, LogBox integration and much more for any ColdBox 4.x application via Intergral's FusionReactor Server monitor application for both Adobe ColdFusion and Lucee.  

We have put together a getting started video and guide so you can check ProfileBox out and see how it can help you in your development, testing and production process.

 

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ProfileBox Capabilities

  • Profile and take metrics of any ColdBox Event including ability to trace hierarchical executions, renderings and handler results
  • Profile ColdBox User Experience metrics from time spent in ColdBox code, to Client Code to Network time
  • Profile rendering of any layout or view
  • Ability to trace the request collections via any ColdBox event requested
  • Ability to profile any WireBox-managed object via our very own method and component annotations
  • LogBox appender for creating FusionReactor notifications
  • LogBox appender for creating FusionReactor request tracers
  • WireBox mappings for interacting with FusionReactor tracers and notifications a-la-carte
  • Ability to profile all caches monitored by CacheBox
  • Exception handling that can send your exceptions to the FusionReactor Notifications

 

 

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