Next to bugfixing (there seemed to be a threading issue we needed to take care of) we have implemented some major websites with dozens of million PI's per month and further extended Railo. Currently we are working on Railo 2.0.0.033.
Next to some surprises we are working on, we have improved the tag CFContent. It now allows you to deliver resumable downloads. These downloads can be delivered in chunks and the download is pausable and resumable.
In order for downloads to be able to deliver ranges you only have to use the following notation:
<cfcontent range="yes" ...> <!--- ranges are explicitly allowed --->
<cfcontent range="no" ...> <!--- ranges are explicitly not allowed --->
<cfcontent ...> <!--- in this way it is up to the client whether ranges are alowed or not (default) --->
Download manager in general try to download in chunks so that by omitting the attribute resumeable downloads can be provided by default.
3 responses so far ↓
1 Bastian Konetzny // Feb 5, 2008 at 9:59 PM
nice to hear something from you again :)
Is there a public roadmap where we can see the planned upcoming features an their timeframe?
Greetings from Munich,
Bastian
2 Gert Franz // Feb 7, 2008 at 3:47 PM
sorry, well my excuse should explain our lack of noise a little. Anyhow, regarding the roadmap: We will release Railo 2.1 in June this year which should then nearly close the gap to CF8. Railo 2.1 will contain new search functionalities, Imaging functionalities, threading and interfaces etc. Also we will try to support Transfer out of the box, so that those requirements should be finally fulfilled.
I will present Railo 2.1 on "Scoth on the Rocks" on June 4th in Edinburgh. Railo is one of the sponsors of Scotch 008, so we all invite you to attend this really informative and enjoyable conference.
In addition to this comment we will place a somewhat more official roadmap of Railo on our website. I'll blogpost about that as soon as it is available.
Gert
3 Jeff Gladnick // Feb 11, 2008 at 7:48 PM
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