WebORB for .NET 3.5 is available

On the heels of the new PHP release, I'd like to deliver the news about WebORB 3.5 for .NET. The new release is available for download and brings you the following features and bug fixes:

• Support for ColdFusion Components (CFCs) - We revised integration with BlueDragon by New Atlanta Communications. WebORB now supports BlueDragon version 7.0.1 and provides the following features:
• CFC invocations from Flash, Flex, AJAX and soon Silverlight clients
• CFC inspection in service browser in WebORB Management Console
• Remoting code generation for CFC selected in service browser. This includes basic AS3/AS2 remoting, Cairngogm, PureMVC
• Invocation test drive for CFC methods. Select a method and the console will let you enter method arguments and invoke the CFC right from the console. It will also display the result in a tree-like structure.
  
You can read more about the CFC integration in the WebORB user guide.


• Command line remoting code generator and - If you tried WebORB, you know about our code generator. You select a class in the service browser in the console and we automatically generate all the client side code you could use to invoke the selected class. There are several styles for the client code including ActionScript 3 remoting, CairngormPureMVC to name a few. One of the frequently requested features is support for the same code generation but from the command line. We listened, we delivered. WebORB 3.5 includes command line remoting code generator utility. Check out WebORB user guide for details.
  
  
• RTMP Client for server-to-server invocations - WebORB 3.5 makes it easy to integrate separate server-side processes via the RTMPClient API. The API enables server-to-server invocations between servers supporting the RTMP protocol. That means you can have a .NET process that uses our API to make invocations of methods in remote WebORB, FMS or Red5 servers. The API also supports "server-to-client" invocations where the client is the process using the RTMPClient API. There is more information on the RTMPClient API in the WebORB User Guide.
  
  
• Improved support for generics - There are several improvements in the invocation test drive and code generators in the management console. Generic types and genetic collections now have better visual representation in the console. When you invoke a method accepting a generic collection through TestDrive, the user interface will format itself to accommodate the generic type.
  
  
• Bug fixes:
• Fixed serialization of date objects in query results
• Fixed authorization handling bug. Authorization handling results were cached after the initial authorization decision.