I just handed our keys and garage door opener to the title company. Doing this while writing a book highlights how easy it is in this day and Internet age to really work from a laptop. As stressful as these last couple of days have been, I'm glad I decided to write. If you want to write, I encourage you to do the same!
Friday, April 23, 2010
There is no better time write than now
I just handed our keys and garage door opener to the title company. Doing this while writing a book highlights how easy it is in this day and Internet age to really work from a laptop. As stressful as these last couple of days have been, I'm glad I decided to write. If you want to write, I encourage you to do the same!
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Spring Python 1.1.0.RC1 released
See http://www.springsource.org/node/2490 for the official notice.
Spring Python takes the concepts of the Spring Framework and applies them to Python. This includes features like dependency injection, aop, remoting, data access, transactions, and security, all with a non-invasiveness style.
This is the first release candidate for version 1.1. We are quickly approaching final release. You can read more detail with the online documentation (see official notice for more links, as well as the sidebars of this blog). You can also pre-order your copy of the Spring Python 1.1 from Packt Publishing, due for release in June 2010.
Improvement
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-136] - Stop using Amazon's S3 browse site, and replace it with SpringSource's
Friday, April 2, 2010
Spring Python 1.1.0.M2 is released
See http://www.springsource.org/node/2489 for the official notice.
Spring Python takes the concepts of the Spring Framework and applies them to Python. This includes features like dependency injection, aop, remoting, data access, transactions, and security, all with a non-invasiveness style.
This is the last planned milestone for version 1.1. We are quickly approaching final release. You can read more detail with the online documentation (see official notice for more links, as well as the sidebars of this blog). You can also pre-order your copy of the Spring Python 1.1 from Packt Publishing, due for release in June 2010.
Spring Python takes the concepts of the Spring Framework and applies them to Python. This includes features like dependency injection, aop, remoting, data access, transactions, and security, all with a non-invasiveness style.
This is the last planned milestone for version 1.1. We are quickly approaching final release. You can read more detail with the online documentation (see official notice for more links, as well as the sidebars of this blog). You can also pre-order your copy of the Spring Python 1.1 from Packt Publishing, due for release in June 2010.
Release Notes
Bug
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-99] - PyroServiceExporter daemon shutting down abruptly in Python 2.6
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-100] - SpringWiki's non-XML configuration doesn't match the XML app context
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-107] - Iterating over set configurations in the container not handled properly.
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-113] - Break dependency of ApplicationContext on Pyro
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-129] - Add springpython.jms to setup.py's list of packages
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-130] - Discovered that trying to access SecurityContextHolder information was broken inside CherryPy app
Improvement
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-98] - Migrate modules based on amara to ElementTree
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-106] - Add TRACE logging level
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-111] - Move InitializingObject from springpython.factory to springpython.
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-114] - Move amara import statement inside XML-based parsers, move pyyaml inside YamlConfig
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-119] - List all external dependencies in the ref docs
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-126] - Update the documentation to use v. 1.1 XMLConfig XSD schema
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-133] - Add support for SSL JMS w/ WebSphereMQ
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-136] - Disable attempts to access s3browse since it no longer exists
New Feature
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-12] - Investigate creating JmsTemplate
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-97] - Create a YAML-based IoC configuration parser
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-105] - Add DisposableObject
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-108] - Add lazy_init as option to @Object
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-121] - Add LDAP support to security module (CPython)
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-127] - Implement abstract objects
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-132] - Add JMS SimpleMessageListenerContainer
Refactoring
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-128] - Cleanup CherryPy-specific classes, dependencies and overall hierarchy
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-137] - get_last_traceback duplicates existing functionality
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