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- "index.cfm" appearing as event arg
- sessions and application.cfc
- Mach-II 1.6 Memory Footprint
- Assembling view-pages on the fly
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Quick Facts
- Object-Oriented, MVC Framework for ColdFusion
- Open source – Apache 2.0 license
- Compatible with Adobe ColdFusion 6.1+ and New Atlanta Blue Dragon 7+
- Driving enterprise-level ColdFusion applications since 2003
Mach-II – A ColdFusion Framework
Mach-II is a powerful, object-oriented, open source MVC framework for ColdFusion that focuses on easing software development and maintenance.
Mach-II was the first object-oriented framework for ColdFusion and continues to innovate with new features designed to help ColdFusion developers build and maintain large-scale applications more easily.
Mach-II is developed and maintained by an active group of developers and team members, Mach-II is proven in numerous large-scale ColdFusion applications, and it has an active user community. Improve your ColdFusion development by downloading Mach-II today.
Stable Version – Mach-II 1.5 – October 1, 2007
Recommended for use on production systems.
The biggest feature release since our first version! Check out some new features:
- XML includes
- Modules (sub / peer applications)
- Subroutines
- <redirect> command enhancements
- Complex property datatypes
- URL management features
- Bindable placeholder support
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Read Mach-II 1.5 documentation in our Resources section.
Development Version &ndash Mach-II 1.6
Check out our latest efforts and download BER nightly zip. Read the new specs for 1.6:
Training Workshops
Team Mach-II offers workshops that help developers learn how to apply object-oriented programming fundamentals by using the Mach-II framework. Our workshop facilitators, who actually wrote the Mach-II code, not only can explain the fundamental design principles behind Mach-II but can also show developers practical ways to help them get the most out of their ColdFusion applications.
