Luis Majano |
August
08,
2010
Luis Majano |
August
08,
2010
I am super excited to announce the ColdBox Platform 3.0.0 M6 release! Why? Because it holds one of my favorite subjects......Caching! With this release we complete yet another standalone framework cycle with the introduction to CacheBox. However, we won't delve too much on CacheBox in this post as it is deserving of its own, so the next post is the announcement of the release of CacheBox 1.0. However, the major part of this release is CacheBox, so lets introduce this bad boy:
Luis Majano |
August
08,
2010
Luis Majano |
August
04,
2010
Luis Majano |
August
04,
2010
Luis Majano |
July
29,
2010
Luis Majano |
July
28,
2010
Luis Majano |
July
28,
2010
I am glad to announce a new release for our Adobe ColdFusion Builder Extensions: ColdBox Platform Utilities 2.0. This new update features the following:
- Creation of virtual entity services for our ColdBox ORM integration
- Updated the ORM Event Handler so you can gene...
Luis Majano |
July
23,
2010
Two more days and registration closes and there are only 2 seats left, so we are doing a mega blowout sale on preCFunited ColdBox Training. So click here and find out your discount. This one-time opportunity ends tomorrow night, so hurry.
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Curt Gratz |
July
21,
2010
Have you ever wanted a quick and easy way to combine arrays in ColdFusion. I have done this a number of ways in the best, but came across this gem and thought I would share.
All ColdFusion arrays are of the Java vector type, we can use the underlying java.util.Vector class methods, specifically the addAll() method.
Keep in mind that this is not a "documented" use of arrays in ColdFusion, so at any version it may stop working.
Merging two arrays in ColdFusion with the java.util.vector.addAll()
ar1 = ["a","b","c"];
ar2 = ["d","e","f"];
ar1.addAll(ar2);
writeDump(ar1);