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Luis Majano

September 30, 2011

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Go to our wiki to check out our new recipe about using built-in HTTP basic authentication with ColdBox and interceptors.  You can also check out our recipes viewer where we will be posting ColdBox recipes from around the world.  So if you would like to collaborate recipes, please contact us at info@coldbox.org so we can create you a username and password for our wiki and start churning up recipes.

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