Today, the Eclipse Foundation is making a number of community updates on Jakarta EE, the brand under which Java EE 8 technologies will evolve to meet the...
Today, the Eclipse Foundation is making a number of community updates on Jakarta EE, the brand under which Java EE 8 technologies will evolve to meet the requirements of cloud native Java. Check out the new Jakarta EE website and the results of the Jakarta EE Community Survey. With the updates begin delivered today, we thought it would be useful to provide an update on Oracle’s contributions so far to this project. As described in prior blogs, Oracle is contributing its...
Today, the Eclipse Foundation is making a number of community updates on Jakarta EE, the brand under which Java EE 8 technologies will evolve to meet the requirements of cloud native Java. Check out...
Today, the Eclipse Foundation is making multiple announcements related to Jakarta EE that includes the unveiling of https://jakarta.ee and the Jakarta EE logo,...
Today, the Eclipse Foundation is making multiple announcements related to Jakarta EE that includes the unveiling of https://jakarta.ee and the Jakarta EE logo, the results of the developer survey, etc. It's probably a good time to reflect on how we got here... End 2016, early 2017, I was jokingly using the following slide when I was discussing Java EE. I am relatively confident that at that time no one would have predicted what would happen. You have to remember that during...
Today, the Eclipse Foundation is making multiple announcements related to Jakarta EE that includes the unveiling of https://jakarta.ee and the Jakarta EE logo, the results of the developer survey,...
Mike Milinkovich of the Eclipse Foundation has recently posted a blog providing an overall update on the status of the project. To summarize: We are working...
Mike Milinkovich of the Eclipse Foundation has recently posted a blog providing an overall update on the status of the project. To summarize: We are working on defining a new brand name using the community process described here. We have begun the process of moving Oracle GlassFish sources to the EE4J project. So far, Oracle has contributed sources for the following projects: Eclipse Grizzly Eclipse OpenMQ Eclipse Project for JAX-RS Eclipse Project for JMS Eclipse Tyrus...
Mike Milinkovich of the Eclipse Foundation has recently posted a blog providing an overall update on the status of the project. To summarize: We are working on defining a new brand name using the...
A lot of progress has been made since we have announced, 2 weeks ago, our intent to move the Java EE development to the Eclipse Foundation. Today, we are...
A lot of progress has been made since we have announced, 2 weeks ago, our intent to move the Java EE development to the Eclipse Foundation. Today, we are thrilled to announce EE4J (Eclipse Enterprise for Java), a new top level Eclipse project that will host this initiative. We are just at the beginning of this effort. Oracle, IBM, Red Hat and the Eclipse Foundation are actively collaborating to move as quickly as possible despite all the tasks that need to be tackled. We also...
A lot of progress has been made since we have announced, 2 weeks ago, our intent to move the Java EE development to the Eclipse Foundation. Today, we are thrilled to announce EE4J (Eclipse Enterprise...
In a previous post, we announced that Oracle was beginning to explore moving Java EE technologies to an open source foundation in order to make the process of...
In a previous post, we announced that Oracle was beginning to explore moving Java EE technologies to an open source foundation in order to make the process of evolving these standards more agile, flexible and open. Since mid-August, we’ve had many discussions with other vendors, community members and open source foundations in order to move the process forward. Here’s an update on the progress we have made so far. First, we have reached out to IBM and Red Hat, the other...
In a previous post, we announced that Oracle was beginning to explore moving Java EE technologies to an open source foundation in order to make the process of evolving these standards more...
UPDATEThis blog post from Vince is from December 2011, so it looks like we already have GlassFish 3.1.2 support on Eclipse for a long time.We now have GlassFish...
UPDATEThis blog post from Vince is from December 2011, so it looks like we already have GlassFish 3.1.2 support on Eclipse for a long time.We now have GlassFish 3.1.2 officially supported and integrated on Eclipse Indigo thanks to an update on the plugin, and specially thanks to Vince Kraemer, who did some code magic.Recent changes in the GF 3.1.2 code did make it necessary to release a new version of the plugin, since users could not register recent builds by claiming that...
UPDATEThis blog post from Vince is from December 2011, so it looks like we already have GlassFish 3.1.2 support on Eclipse for a long time.We now have GlassFish 3.1.2 officially supported...
Long-time tools guy, Vince Kramer is revealing the work of recent hire Peter Benedikovic in the area of GlassFish and Eclipse integration.The short version is...
Long-time tools guy, Vince Kramer is revealing the work of recent hire Peter Benedikovic in the area of GlassFish and Eclipse integration.The short version is that you can now install and register GlassFish 3.1.2 straight from the IDE.There are also two different Eclipse update center for both the current release and for the upcoming one:• http://download.java.net/glassfish/eclipse/indigo• http://download.java.net/glassfish/eclipse/juno
Long-time tools guy, Vince Kramer is revealing the work of recent hire Peter Benedikovic in the area of GlassFish and Eclipse integration.The short version is that you can now install and register...
Quick on the heels of the Eclipse Indigo 3.7.1 release (Java 7 inside and more), Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse 11g R1 (11.1.1.8) is the latest in the...
Quick on the heels of the Eclipse Indigo 3.7.1 release (Java 7 inside and more), Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse 11g R1 (11.1.1.8) is the latest in the series of OEPE releases.The Release Notes are here and the download page offers multiple options. As always, OEPE contains the GlassFish Eclipse plugin (also available on the Eclipse Marketplace).Markus covers on his blog the other piece of news for this OEPE release: Oracle Public Cloud Tools.
Quick on the heels of the Eclipse Indigo 3.7.1 release (Java 7 inside and more), Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse 11g R1 (11.1.1.8) is the latest in the series of OEPE releases.The Release Notes are...
The yearly Eclipse update is here, and it's called Indigo. As with every release this is the synchronized release of a large number of projects : 62 this...
The yearly Eclipse update is here, and it's called Indigo. As with every release this is the synchronized release of a large number of projects : 62 this year.Some of the new features include Maven Integration (via M2E, a new project with this release), support for Hudson (via Mylyn), as well as the integration of EclipseLink 2.3 (which does multitenancy and more, see release page, blog). Support for Java 7 is expected for the September update release. The "Eclipse IDE for...
The yearly Eclipse update is here, and it's called Indigo. As with every release this is the synchronized release of a large number of projects : 62 this year.Some of the new features include...
