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WireBox v1.3.1 Released!

Luis Majano March 27, 2012

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Luis Majano

March 27, 2012

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We are so proud to announce a new release for WireBox, our Dependency Injection and AOP framework for ColdFusion.  This release is packed with great fixes and lots of enhancements when doing AOP and dynamic ColdFusion coding.  We are also incredibly excited about releasing our enhanced ORM services and utilities alongside our DI framework, so developers can take advantage not only of the greatest dependency injection and aspect oriented library, but also great ColdFusion ORM enhancements and libraries.  So check out our official release in the ColdBox engineering blog to read all the geeky and juicy specifics of this release.

This release sports great things like:

  • AOP enhancements
  • Virtual Inheritance
  • Mapping Attributes
  • Runtime Mixins
  • Better mapping control
  • ORM services
    • Base Service Layers
    • Virtual Service Layers
    • Active Entity
    • Hibernate Critieria Builders
    • Entity Dependency Injection and AOP
    • Hibernate To WireBox listeners
    • So much more.

 

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