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ColdBox 4.1.0 Released!

Luis Majano May 06, 2015

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Luis Majano

May 06, 2015

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We are excited to announce the general availability of ColdBox 4.1.0. This is a minor release with some needed patches and some cool new REST template features. You can update your library via CommandBox by just typing: box update or installing it via box install coldbox

New RESTFul Template


One of the cool things of this release is the new REST template that will allow you to build RESTFul services out of the box. You can also leverage CommandBox to generate RESTFul templates as well

    box coldbox create app name=restapp skeleton=rest --installColdBox

Release Notes


Bugs Squashed

  • [COLDBOX-434] - Controller loc.args is referenced and not existing in pre{Actions}
  • [COLDBOX-435] - Module routing was not respecting package resolving within handlers
  • [COLDBOX-441] - onError handler doesn't work from port to script
  • [COLDBOX-454] - abstractFlashScope getKeys() doesn't work from port to script

Funky Improvements

  • [COLDBOX-425] - Modules that include applicationhelpers are incompat with modules.autoReload setting, add recognition
  • [COLDBOX-440] - Add x-forwarded-proto checks on isSSL() verifications to allow for proxy enabled web server configurations
  • [COLDBOX-444] - Better locking naming technique to avoid server-wide collisions
  • [COLDBOX-455] - Ability to test ORM entities with base cases if loading ColdBox or using entity injection

New Features

  • [COLDBOX-430] - Update application templates to use new logo
  • [COLDBOX-448] - Add session and application timeouts to testing harnesses
  • [COLDBOX-449] - Create a new testing annotation to control if application should be teardown in integration tests
  • [COLDBOX-457] - Create REST application template for ColdBox

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