Macromedia released ColdFusion MX 7 overt the past weekend. The release, code named blackstone, is according to Macromedia "the most significant release of ColdFusion since its inception 10 years ago"
New Features in ColdFusion MX 7
- Printable web content - generate PDFs or FlashPaper from HTML documents
- Flash & XML Forms - build forms with flash or XForms
- Improved Text Search / Verity - category search, and spell checking
- Strong Encryption - support for AES, Blowfish, DES, and Triple-DES encryption
- Cross-Site-Scripting Attack Prevention
- NT Domain Authentication
- Administrator API - cfml scripting access to coldfusion admin
- Event Gateways - build asynchronous application events, sms, and more
- New CFCHART Engine
- New Reporting Engine
- and more
Comments
sigh
Pity they still don't support ';' as CGI parameter separator in their URL parser. I'm not sure that one counts as a bug as such, but I've found one undisputable bit of breakage already; try:
I've reported it and got the usual autoresponder reply, which is likely as far as it'll get ;)
Still, having skipped CF6 altogether for a variety of reasons, we're going to migrate our servers from CF5 just as soon as we can be sure we don't break any customers' sites in the process...
StructCopy copies by reference
hash copying
foo=form;?) It behaves as it should (and as it did withformin CF5) if you run the same code on an arbitrary struct.