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We are glad to announce another release to our Adobe ColdFusion Builder Extension: ColdBox Platform Utilities.  This release focuses on updating the core engine with updates, fixes and the following features:

Version 1.4
- Updated Application template versions to meet ColdBox 3.0.0 standards
- Lots of syntax updates and fixes to internal core and utilities
- Com...

We have just opened the registration page for our new ColdBox 3 day training right after Scotch on the Rocks in London, UK.  The dates are from May 26-27-28 and I will be the trainer.  This is my first visit to SOTR so I am very excited to attend and also be able to train for the first time in the UK.  The course we will cover is CBOX-101, which ...

I was working more with Coldfusion 9 ORM and found another small caveat I thought I would share.  When working with a relationship that is filtered, the implicit "has[property]", the has does not take into account the filter.  The implicit get works as expected however.  Consider the following persistent cfc...

I am currently planing to do a european training tour at the end of May for both the UK and Switzerland.  The dates for such trainings would be May 26-28 right after Scotch on the Rocks, 2 days of CBOX-101 and 1 day of hands on boot camp coding.  Then moving to zurich and doing 3 more days from May 31st- June 2.

This is a huge ordeal for us to plan from all the way over here in Cal...

He estado pensando mucho en la comunidad latina ultimamente y viendo como poder ayudar a que crezcamos como comunidad de desarollo.  ColdBox es un projecto totalmente latino y muy orgulloso de ello.  Este blog post es para llamar a los desarolladores de ColdFusion/ColdBox latinos que estubieran interesados en hacer grupos de soporte de ColdBox en español, documentación en español, y mucho mas.  Este es un llamada a organización y para conocernos como comunidad.  Porfavor deja...

Thanks to the awesome crew at Assembla, our code tracking providers, you, yes you can now fork the ColdBox codebase in order to submit patches and collaborate on the core seamlessly.  All this is provided by Assembla and getting it setup is a piece of cake.  Just hit the Fork button and either add it to your space or create a new one.  You can read all abo...

I was working on setting the transaction isolation level for the first CF9 ORM application I have put into production and thought I would share what I learned.

The first thing I learned is that by default, hibernate will use whatever isolation the datasource it is using has set.  In the drivers Coldfusion uses for MSSQL, the default is TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED. 

What I needed for my application was TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED, so I knew that this had to change.  I researched how to change it at the datasource level, but couldn't find a "quick and dirty" way to do that, so I decided that since this application was using hibernate ORM, I would set it there.  If anyone of you knows how to change this setting at the datasource level on CF9, feel free to chime in.  I know how to change it on CF 6/7, but that doesn't work on CF 9.

Just a reminder that our Ontario, California ColdBox training is in 11 days and only a few seats are left.  So book your training today to reserve your seat.

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Core ColdBox is our 2-day flagship intensive training course that will get you started with ColdBox even if you have no previous OO experience. The course is constructed in such a manner that both gurus and novices can take advantage of our materials.

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February 20, Saturday - CBOX 101 - Day 1

February 21, Sunday - CBOX 101 - Day 2

* The night of the 20th we will have a group dinner (optional) and a open BOF.

 

I ran into an interesting issue using the jQuery UI tabs ajax style and Internet Explorer. 

If you setup the tabs with the with the cache turned off, they will still be cached in IE.   I had worked around this issue by adding a counter that changed every time to my href for the tab, but I found a more elegant solution and thought I would share.

Hi,

My name is Curt Gratz, and I'm a Coldbox Junkie...

Before I started posting to the Coldbox blog, I thought I should introduce myself.  I am a long time (13+ year) Coldfusion developer, part owner of Coldbox Alliance Partner Computer Know How, and the newest member of Team Coldbox.