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Eclipse GlassFish Release Plan
UPDATED! Yesterday, the release plan for Eclipse GlassFish was announced on the EE4J mailing list. For convenience, I have repeated the plan here: September 18 All code required for GF build...
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While Waiting for Jakarta EE
It is more than a year since Oracle announced the transfer of Java EE to Eclipse Foundation at JavaOne 2017. Since then, a lot has happened: Java EE 8 API and implementation projects have been set up...
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2018 Annual Summary
It’s this time of the year again. Time for the yearly summary of conferences, travels, community activities, open source projects, amazing people! Like most recent years, I have been speaking at quite...
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Eclipse GlassFish 5.1 is here!
The release of Eclipse GlassFish 5.1 is an important milestone for Jakarta EE! First of all, it is a confirmation that the GlassFish source code contributed by Oracle is possible to build and assemble...
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Jakarta EE Developer Survey 2019
The Jakarta EE 2019 Developer Survey is available! Take the survey today and help the community gain a better understanding of what’s in store for Java innovation. This is your chance to share your...
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Jakarta EE 8 Status
Those of you following Jakarta EE probably know that the upcoming Jakarta EE 8 release will be functionally equivalent to Java EE 8. The reason for this is that we want to prove that the transfer from...
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What’s in a Name?
As Wayne Beaton wrote about in his blog Renaming Java EE Specifications for Jakarta EE, the process of renaming the Java EE specifications as a part of the path towards Jakarta EE 8 has started....
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The agreement between the Eclipse Foundation and Oracle regarding rights to Java trademarks has been signed! This is truly an important milestone for Jakarta EE since we will now be able to move...
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As described in Jakarta Going Forward, we need to transition the Jakarta EE specifications to the jakarta.* namespace/base package. After long and intense discussions in the Jakarta EE Specification,...
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New Challenges Ahead
I am super excited to announce that October 1st, I will become the first Jakarta EE Developer Advocate at Eclipse Foundation! So, What’s new? Hasn’t this guy been doing this for years already? Well,...
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