12/19/06 WebORB for .NET 3.0 is released.  The release includes production quality build of the Professional Edition and Beta 1 of the Enterprise Edition. Below is a list of features/changes in the release:

  • Flex Messaging integration (support for mx.messaging.Producer and mx.messaging.Consumer)
  • Support for remote SharedObject API
  • RTMP streaming support
  • MSMQ integration for Flex messaging clients
  • New cascading security enforcement implementation
  • Code-level security configuration panel (See the Services\Security tabs)
  • Server configuration panels (Class mappings, Service aliases, Service factories, Abstract class mappings, Custom serializers - See the "Configuration" tab)
  • Fixed Cairngorm 2.1 code generation template (the new template does not use old, deprecated calls)
  • Added serializer for IEnumerator types

12.04.06 WebORB for .NET Release Candidate 2 is available. The release delivers fixes for the problems reported against RC1. New features include - product diagnostics utility, support for ARP AS3 code generator, additional console configuration panels.

11.28.06 WebORB for .NET v.3.0 Release Candidate 1 is released.  The release is the major step forward for Flex/.NET integration. The product includes completely redesigned Flex-based management console, Service Browser for the deployed classes, client code generator, TestDrive system to invoke any method of any deployed service without any coding effort. New Flex Remoting examples are available.

0.30.06 WebORB for PHP v.1.3 is released.  The release introduces security implementation with support for Flex client security API. Read more here.

09.01.06 WebORB for PHP is released.  The product enables connectivity between Flex and Flash clients and PHP applications. WebORB for PHP implements AMF0 and AMF3 protocols and tremendously simplifies PHP deployment for integration with Rich Internet Applications.

08.22.06 WebORB for Ruby on Rails is released.  The product provides unprecedented remoting capabilities between Flex and Flash clients and Ruby on Rails applications. WebORB for Rails implements AMF0 and AMF3 protocols and delivers the utmost simplicity for building state of the art rich internet applications with Ruby and Flex/Flash.

08.08.06 Visit our booth at the Flex Seminar in New York on August 14.  Midnight Coders to demonstrate the latest in Flex development at the upcoming conference.

07.11.06 WebORB 2.1 Beta5 for .NET is released. Beta 5 delivers integration with the  production release of Flex 2.0.

07.09.06  Flex Seminar. Midnight Coders CEO to join the Flex power panel live on SYS-CON.TV at the Flex Seminar in New York City on August 14th, 2006.

06.22.06 - WebORB 2.1 Beta4 for .NET is released, Beta 4 adds support for Flex Data Management Services for .NET - Flex applications can use .NET data sources to fetch data (in bulk or paged) as well as to create, update or delete records in a data store.

05.02.06 - WebORB 2.1 Beta2 for .NET is released. The 2.1 Beta 2 is most exciting release the company has ever had. The release contains support for AMF3 and provides a complete implementation for .NET of the RPC functionality available in Flex Data Services (see the getting started article here). Additional features include support for pre- and post RPC invocation events and major improvements in Message Server.

03.13.06 - The production release of WebORB 2.0 for Java is generally available! The product has gone through three extended beta releases and now offers exceptional quality and performance. WebORB for Java is a unique product to offer both Flash Remoting and AJAX capabilities combined in the same platform. A big 'thank you' goes out to everyone who participated in the Beta testing, this release would not be possible without you.

02.07.06 - The production release of WebORB 2.0 for .NET is available. The release is a result of an extended and thorough Beta cycle. The product includes a large variety of new features, support for AJAX clients, integration with ColdFusion components, major Message Server enhancements, availability of free Standard Edition and many more. Thank you everyone who participated in the Beta testing, this release would not be possible without you.