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1. Speaking at cf.Objective() 2012!
2. Custom Schemas in Coldspring 2
3. ColdSpring 2 is available on GitHub
4. ColdDoc 1.0 Release (and a move to GitHub)
5. ColdSpring 2 Documentation Competition - Win a Copy of CFBuilder!
6. ColdSpring 2 Alpha 1 Released
7. How I Configure ColdFusion ORM and Why
8. Using ColdFusion Frameworks for Application Development - Recording
9. cf.Objective(ANZ) + Flex Speakers on 2DDU Podcast
10. ColdFusion Frameworks for Application Development @ ColdFusion Developer Week

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1. this is interesting....
2. Hi Guys, Can you please explain how CASE statement works in ORDER BY clause? I mean how and why it ...
3. Can you give an example of how/what/and why you are using annotations in your HBMXML files? Sounds n...
4. Great work Mark, thanks for all your hard work! I have been a happy ColdSpring user for years. The n...
5. @John, that is a very good question! I believe that is the case, yes, but I've not tried it. I will...
6. This is very helpful, thank you. If, as you say, transactions demarcate where the session gets flu...
7. For details on how Transactions are managed with ORM, you can read: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Cold...
8. "Stops the Hibernate session being flushed at the beginning of a transaction" and "st...
9. http://www.compoundtheory.com/?action=displayCategory&ID=67 Or even http://www.coldspringframe...
10. The latest on ColdSpring is 2009? Really?...

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