Agatha 1.2 Is Available

Agatha 1.2 is now available... keep in mind that this version targets .NET 4 and Silverlight 4 only. The most important change in this version is by far the client-side caching support, but there are some other improvements as well. These are the changes that were made between 1.1 and 1.2:

• Client-side caching (BREAKING CHANGE: EnableResponseCachingAttribute no longer exists, use the EnableServiceResponseCachingAttribute instead) -> this is not supported in the in-process model
• RequestProcessor now has an AfterHandle(request, response) virtual method which is called after the request has been handled by the handler
• ReceivedResponses now has a Responses property which returns all of the retrieved responses
• ExceptionInfo now has a FaultCode property (string) which will be automatically filled in as long as your BusinessException type contains a FaultCode property (thanks to a patch from Huseyin Tufekcilerli)
• Agatha.Spring has been included (thanks to a patch from Jernej Logar)
• Agatha.StructureMap.Container has been fixed so that it instructs StructureMap to use the default constructors of RequestProcessorProxy and AsyncRequestProcessorProxy (thanks to a patch by Bart Deleye)
• Added BeforeResolvingRequestHandler virtual method to the RequestProcessor which gets called right before a RequestHandler is resolved through the container
• Fixed logging of WCF messages where some requests were logged as "... stream ..." (thanks to patch by Bart Deleye)
• Added Agatha.Ninject.Silveright (thanks to patch by Bart Deleye)
• Updated Agatha.Unity and Agatha.Unity.Silverlight to use the 2.0 version of Unity
• Applied patch from Andrew Rea to improve REST support (xml and json)

Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release. It's very nice to see the list of contributors growing with each release

You can download the source code or the binaries here.