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Weird, but not terrible. I just deployed the same application using a number of instances and it started and stopped with no problems at all.

Anyway, keep up the great work guys, by and large this...

Attached should be the log as it is currently on the deployment that is, still, 'Stopping'

I got my instance to terminate using the regular AWS Management Console. Would be nice to have the same sort of 'terminate now, darnit!' functionality in Cloud Foundry? Or am I missing something...

... what should I do next?

I just deployed and ran a Grails app on a single instance architecture just fine. I then requested that the deployment stop, and I get the message:

* Stop :...

There's been quite a bit of activity lately in the community around Spring Modules and Spring Extensions and how the two relate to one another. In order to clarify things, the following is a...

Hi Rober2D2,

This sounds potentially like a new feature request on Spring Framework (for MVC) or Spring Web Flow rather than a full extension project? If you are seeing significant value then...

Hi hikage,

I think that Jörg essentially answered the main questions but one thing I'd like to clarify is that every Spring Extension requires an project lead from the community that can dedicate...

From Greg Turnquist's forum post:

I just released Spring Python 0.9.1. One of our users spotted an error in the IoC container involving constructor arguments, and I was able to reproduce the...

It's possible, the idea here would be to try things out. There's no actual reason SP wouldn't work, it's more a case of making it work as easily as possible using the SP facilities so that people...

If anyone else is interested in seeing this done then please vote for the feature in the project JIRA:

http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SESPRINGPYTHONPY-82

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone in the community was experimenting with Windows Azure in relation to getting Spring Python deployed in that environment now that Python is a supported language?
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The public page for this extension is now available here.

This page includes all the links to the extension's services, including a link to the first binary release from continuous integration.
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Spring Extensions is the next evolutionary step for Spring Modules. That sounds a little vague, so let's look into more detail as to what that really means...

Spring Modules did a great job of...

For now it is probably worth leaving the refactoring on the pycontainer itself? Since I'm refactoring that anyway?

This makes sense to me too, it's certainly the level of interoperability that I'm most used to looking for in a solution.

While we're pulling together the public face of Spring Extensions I wanted to make sure that we all had the same links to the Spring Python extension's services so I posted them to my own blog.
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One of the topics on my mind recently, as we consider refactoring the core container, is how we ensure that when we introduce internal dependencies, such as possibly the Amara libraries for XML...

Spring Extensions got a shared stage with Spring.NET at the Spring User Group in London.

Check out http://www.russmiles.com/home/2008/9...ondon-sug.html for a link to the video of the talk. Spring...

Spring Python got a sneaky mention in my recent talk on Spring.NET and Spring Extensions at the Spring User Group in London.

Check out...

Definitely a question for the "Core Container" forum. Spring Extensions, and the proposals thread, are present for community Extension 'projects' rather than container customization questions.

This thread is for anyone who would like to request, comment on or propose a Spring Extension.

Welcome to the Spring Extensions forum!

This forum is going to support a new initiative from SpringSource called Spring Extensions. Spring Extensions is a new collaboration effort from...

Yeah, I've had fun myself with IP... that's why it's a jira with no set release just yet :)

Just something to consider, especially from an interoperability standpoint with Spring.NET.

No problems, I'm actually working the Scripted object support in Spring.NET so I'll add a JIRA feature request, unscheduled for now, to investigate and get Spring Python running from within that...

There's some ongoing work to put the same dynamic language 'beans' into Spring.NET, and one of the supported languages there is very likely to be IronPython 2.

Is there anything obvious that may...