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...
JavaOne is almost upon us again! Obviously, Java EE will be well covered. Here is a selection of some of the Java EE 8 related sessions (technical sessions,...
JavaOne is almost upon us again! Obviously, Java EE will be well covered. Here is a selection of some of the Java EE 8 related sessions (technical sessions, panels, BoFs, etc.). This is just an excerpt so make sure to browse the full session catalog. Also, if are attending JavaOne, make sure to visit the Developer Lounge, there are many cool new stuff to check and some of us will be around and available to chat. Please do note that you will need to bring your own laptop for ...
JavaOne is almost upon us again! Obviously, Java EE will be well covered. Here is a selection of some of the Java EE 8 related sessions (technical sessions, panels, BoFs, etc.). This is just...
We are pleased to announce the general availability of GlassFish 5.0, the Java EE 8 Open Source Reference Implementation and that the Java EE 8 umbrella...
We are pleased to announce the general availability of GlassFish 5.0, the Java EE 8 Open Source Reference Implementation and that the Java EE 8 umbrella specification and all the underlying specifications (JAX-RS 2.1, Servlet 4.0, CDI 2.0, JSON-B 1.0, Bean Validation 2.0, etc.) are finalized and approved! Java EE 8 adds some nice capabilities to the platform: Servlet 4.0 API with HTTP/2 support Enhanced JSON support including a new JSON binding API A new REST Reactive Client...
We are pleased to announce the general availability of GlassFish 5.0, the Java EE 8 Open Source Reference Implementation and that the Java EE 8 umbrella specification and all the...
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...
We continue to make great progress on Java EE 8. Specifications are nearly complete, and we expect to deliver the reference implementation this summer. As we...
We continue to make great progress on Java EE 8. Specifications are nearly complete, and we expect to deliver the reference implementation this summer. As we approach the delivery of Java EE 8 and the JavaOne 2017 conference, we believe there is an opportunity to rethink how Java EE is developed in order to make it more agile and responsive to changing industry and technology demands. Java EE is enormously successful, with a competitive market of compatible implementations,...
We continue to make great progress on Java EE 8. Specifications are nearly complete, and we expect to deliver the reference implementation this summer. As we approach the delivery of Java EE 8 and the...
Despite the traditional summer slowdown, the last few weeks have been important for Java EE 8. Here is a short recap of some of the progress made around the...
Despite the traditional summer slowdown, the last few weeks have been important for Java EE 8. Here is a short recap of some of the progress made around the platform during the course of last month. In July, JSON-B (JSR 367) went final. That means that we now have 4 Java EE 8 related APIs that are final: CDI 2.0 (JSR 365), JSF 2.3 (JSR 372), JSON-P 1.1 (JSR 374) and JSON-B 1.0 (JSR 367). And that is excluding the APIs updated via a Maintenance Release, ex. JPA 2.2 which is...
Despite the traditional summer slowdown, the last few weeks have been important for Java EE 8. Here is a short recap of some of the progress made around the platform during the course of last...
