New Feature - CFRETRY
Sometimes receiving an error is an indication, that something isn't in the stat you expect it to be. So we have introduced the new tag CFRETRY. It comes with a set of jump statements which will be...
View ArticleRailo Server 4.1 Beta Released!
The Engineering team have been busy over the last couple of months getting Railo 4.1 ready and we are pleased to announce that we now have a public beta of Railo 4.1 available! Some of the highlights...
View ArticleRailo 4.1: Smarter Template Compilation
Version 4.1 of Railo brings with it many updates and improvements. One of these improvements that this version brings is the new way in which Railo Server now manages Java class information. Each time...
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Railo 4.1: Explicit Datasources in Application.cfc
In Railo Version 4.1 we have put some thought into making your applications portable. One of most obvious things that comes to mind as a requirement for an application is defining the datasource(s)...
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Railo at CFCamp 2013!
We are very happy to be back this year as Platinum Sponsors of CFCamp! This is always a very fun and informative conference for us to go to and we are really looking forward to seeing you there! As in...
View ArticleTip of the week: loops
When working with CFML there are little things that can make your life easier. Like for instance extending the functionality of loops. Loops are a very fundamental construct in CFML and therefore used...
View ArticleDynamic function calls
Sometimes when for example you do a validation of a certain field, the check method you want to use in order to perform your check is unclear. There is a very neat way of approaching that with Railo....
View ArticleRailo Server and the Heartbleed vulnerability
Recently there has been a lot of buzz around one of the largest vulnerabilities in SSL, the Heartbeat exploit. There have been questions from the CFML community whether or how Railo Server is affected...
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