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I am the founder of Cloud Foundry, which provides automated, outsourced data center management for Java applications on Amazon EC2.

I am the founder of Cloud Tools, which is an open-source project for automating the deployment of Java and Grails applications on Amazon EC2.

I run a training and consulting company that helps organizations build better software faster and deploy it on the cloud.

We provide a variety of services including:

  • Development - we can build your application for you
  • Deployment - we can find a hosting partner or deploy your application on Amazon EC2
  • Training classes for Spring, Hibernate and Acegi Security
  • Jumpstarts to get your project off to the right start
  • Reviews to improve your architecture, code and development process

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February 2006



Migrating to Spring 2: Part 3 - injecting dependencies into entities

Wednesday, 15 February 2006 7:09 A GMT-08
Regular dependency injection works well when you are injecting dependencies into objects that are created by Spring such as services and repositories/daos. But what about objects that are not created by Spring?

Oakland, CA, East Bay Java SIG, February 15th - Cédric Beust, Thinking Beyond Unit Testing with TestNG

Thursday, 9 February 2006 10:08 P GMT-08
At the Oakland/East Bay Java SIG on Wednesday February 15th, Cédric Beust will be giving a talk titled "Thinking Beyond Unit Testing with TestNG". The meeting is in downtown Oakland, CA and starts at 6.30pm.For the details, see

Migrating to Spring 2: Part 2 - the new xml syntax for configuring transactions

Wednesday, 8 February 2006 7:31 A GMT-08
The next step in the process of migrating the POJOs in Action example code to Spring 2, is changing the Spring application context to use the new, more concise syntax for configuring transactions.