ColdBox Platform Utilities v3.0 Released

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Luis Majano June 18, 2013

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Luis Majano

June 18, 2013

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We are so proud to announce another update to our Adobe ColdFusion Builder exension: ColdBox Platform Utilities v3.0. This update has tons of cool updates and fixes:

Bugs Squashed

[CBOXUTILITIES-19] - When inserting a property injection DSL it inserts a double :
[CBOXUTILITIES-21] - Missing injection DSL contexts
[CBOXUTILITIES-24] - Aspect generator not generating the required attribute for the invocation argument
[CBOXUTILITIES-26] - date formatting issues on forgebox installer

Improvements

[CBOXUTILITIES-23] - No longer generate rc = event.getCollection() on unecessary implicit actions as they are passed now
[CBOXUTILITIES-25] - Update SES rewrite rules
[CBOXUTILITIES-27] - Update scaffolding templates with better HTML and bootstrap goodness

New Features

[CBOXUTILITIES-22] - Update all application templates to latest upcoming ColdBox LITE and ColdBox Platform releases

So either download the extension and install it or if you have it installed, just click "ColdBox Platform > Check For Extension Updates..." and perform our sweet auto update!

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