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WireBox 1.6 Released!

Luis Majano November 03, 2012

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Luis Majano

November 03, 2012

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We are proud to announce WireBox version 1.6. This is minor release that brings you great stability, fixes and great ORM additions. You can read in detail about this release in our What's new with WireBox 1.6 guide.

Below are the major areas we concentrated in this release:

 

 

 

Fixes

  • WireBox was not able to do setter injection on ColdFusion generated implicit setters. It now can :)
  • ColdBox DSL exception when using the IOC plugin with WireBox
  • Using mapDirectory() would fail if you had interfaces anywhere in the registered directories.
  • Using getInstance(dsl="") would fail. Fixed so you can now retrieve instances using the DSL strings.

Enhancements

  • Updates for ColdBox 3.5.3 and ColdBox LITE integrations
  • Updated all ORM classes to support all our fixes and new detached criteria classes (See What's New)

Thanks for always supporting us!

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