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Class names are not case sensitive but file names are if you are running on an case sensitive file systems. Since class names map to file names, they need to be used case sensitive.
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Changed version to 3.2.99;
Attempt at fixing autoloading
fixed enough namespaces to have some demos running
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with git
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© 2005-2008 PradoSoft => Copyright © 2005-2011 PradoSoft)
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undocumented changes; upported the "cgi workaround" to trunk/; large (fake) changeset are due to mixed cr/crlf used previously
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successfully now
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/branches/3.1:r2765,2770-2771,2774,2776-2778
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/trunk:r2680,2692,2707-2736
/branches/3.1:r2682-2686,2694-2702,2705,2738-2762
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sqlmap doc - property "name" instead of "key"
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(sqlmap.pdf) - valid attributes are duration in sec or seconds, minutes, hours, days
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connection to cached TSqlMapManager to avoid loosing active transaction
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