100% Geek The Adventures of Peter Boughton:
CFML; Web Development; Photography.

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I have released v0.7 of QueryParam Scanner, which introduces a variety of improvements over v0.6.1:

• Significantly faster processing
• Multiple output formats (HTML, XML, WDDX).
• Ability to override Request Timeout.
• Option to specify file/directory exclusions (regex).
• Option to include/exclude Query of Queries.
• Option to include/exclude built-in CFML functions.
• Eclipse Plugin for easier execution.

For more details and download information, visit the project page at Hybridchill.

Future Improvements

The following release, v0.8 will have three key features:

• A Fix mode, allowing you to manually or automatically correct missing cfqueryparams.
• A flexible exclusion system, allowing you to ignore paths and variables you know are ok.
• Integration and examples of use for Apache Ant and MXUnit.

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Posted by Peter on 23-September-08 at 19:09 ~ ~ Category: projects , cfml , web-dev , sql

The latest development version of qpScanner is now in SVN at RIAForge.

It would be great if people could test it out and let me know of any issues they encounter.
As before, it is all self-contained, so it can be installed and run with minimal effort.

Note: As this is still the development version, you need to use the zip option at the bottom of the RIAForge page, not the "Download Project" link - the button will only give the old version.


When released, v0.7 will be a significant new version, so I want to give a quick discussion of the new features...

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Posted by Peter on 16-August-08 at 23:01 ~ ~ Category: cfml , sql , projects