Release Notes : March 20, 2008 
Page Status: Beta
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[edit] New Features
- File Upload Control: We’ve added a new control to the Builder. It allows you to upload a file to a third party system for storage, e.g., AmazonS3. This new control is a direct result of Bungee developer community requests and its features were guided by you, our users. Try it out if it suits your application’s needs. Documentation for the new control can be found here:
- Collection Statement Complete Control: Another control we’ve added, again a direct result of the Bungee Community feedback and application development needs. This control behaves differently than the other statement complete control; this one deals directly with collections and allows a richer interaction. Again, try it out if it fits your development needs. We’re actively looking for more feedback from our community as we continue to mature this control.
- Timeout Management: You can now customize the timeout settings for your deployed applications. This too is a frequent Bungee developer request. You can customize the following settings:
- You can set the session timeout: between 1 and 120 minutes
- You can tell the system whether or not to display any time out message at all
- You can customize the time out message
- All Browsers Welcome – Sort of: While we’re staying consistent in officially supporting IE 6 and higher, Firefox 2.0 and higher and Safari 3.0 and higher (on Mac); we’re now allowing all browsers to access the system with a warning. We cannot guarantee the performance or even the ability to log into Bungee Connect with unsupported browsers. Experiences will vary quite a bit from browser to browser. We welcome feedback regarding your experiences with the various browsers that are out there.
- App Load Time Improvements: You should see a pretty significant decrease in application load times, including your own deployed Apps and the Builder itself.
[edit] Bug Fixes
- Calling mysql.QueryObjectResults() on data that contains HTML now successful
- Application Usage and Statistics are working again
- Copy-n-Paste of a function override to the same class no longer loses its arguments
- Setting decimal precision very high no longer crashes
- Collection.moveOne now working properly in all cases
- View Notes option enabled in right click on Solution, Resource, Style and WSDL projects
- Handle Default no longer adds two default sections
- HTTP.setPostData() behaves more consistently now
- Bind Selection now works when control is nested in Grid containers
- HTTP.setCookie() now visible
[edit] Known Issues
- In the past the system would, in some scenarios, simply choose a form by default even if the form didn’t have an interface explicitly set. That is no longer the case. Go through your deployments and applications in progress and be sure that all your forms have an associated interface!
- Selectable Labels. There’s a property for labels called “allow user select” in the past this has been “off” be default. From here on out it will be “on” by default – however there’s a potential issue if you want to make a label selectable as well as enable drag and drop with the same label- perhaps as part of a form list. We're working to address that scenario.
- Statement Complete Border cannot be changed via style settings. We’ve got a bug in the Stylesheet machinery that’s blocking setting a control border. (See the next Known Issue)
- Control Border settings in the StyleSheet machinery are not setting correctly. You’ll need to hold off till our next release if you want to very closely manage the settings of control borders via StyleSheets
