Posted By Andrea Campolonghi | Posted in coldspring , railo , fusion debug | Posted on Aug
1
As I blogged in the past I am a fusion debug user and I was waiting the new release that also cover Railo 3.1 as debuggable cfml engine. Here more informations about the new fusion debug release:
New features included in FusionDebug 3.0
Full support for Railo 3.1 Open Source / Enterprise
Conditional Breakpoints
Break on Runtime Exceptions
Run To Line
Custom Extensions
Detailed Feature Focus: http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fd/featurefocus/
Quick Links
Download: http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fd/downloads.cfm
Upgrade: http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fd/upgrade.cfm
Buy: http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fd/buy.cfm
Other Sources
Fusion Newsletter: http://www.fusion-reactor.com/newsletter/August2009.cfm
Press Release: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/08/prweb2733124.htm
I have now released a first version of a tool that I am implementing and using since a while.
CfEventManager is exactly what the word say. An EventManager tool for cfml programming.
Some of the features:
- Very light with a simple API to use/implement.
- Flexible to allow registering of events / listeners from cfml syntax, xml file and programmatically on runtime.
- Ability to cache the listeners objects.
- Use the built in event object or create your own in few easy steps.
- Ability ti stop event propagation.
- Order the listeners with a customized priority order.
- Autowire events object via coldspring by using the Brian Koteks beanInjector class.
On next releases to 1.0:
- Dispatching of async events.
- addEventListener based on regex match.
Download and Svn
Docs ( not completed yet )
Project Page on this Blog
Posted By Andrea Campolonghi | Posted in java , coldspring , transfer , coldfusion | Posted on Jan
During 2008 many posts in the cf community proved how a bug in the java
1.6 jdks was slowing down the creation of coldfusion objects.
