This morning I didn’t see any blogs talking about it, so I thought I should say something. As a JCP member I receive a newsletter with some news of the JCP. One of them is that the jcp.org web site has changed. So here are the novelties : The new site is more efficient, enables personalized content, and enhances participation, communication, and transparency. The url … Continue reading JCP.org has a new website
Just a quick news. For those of you who have followed the entire debate between JCDI (Java Context & Dependency Injection, aka Web Beans) and @Inject, you will be pleased (or not) to know that there is a brand new JSR : JSR 330 Dependency Injection for Java. I hope we are not starting a new battle like the one between Java Module (JSR 277), … Continue reading JSR 330
Jazoon, the international conference on Java technology, will be held in Zurich from the 22nd to the 25th of June. For four days you will have the chance to go to many technical presentations, with good speakers and also plenty of BOFs. I‘ve sumitted a talk on Java EE 6 and I‘ve also submitted a BOF on the same topic. The BOF is called Why … Continue reading Looking for Java EE 6 expert members to organize a BOF at Jazoon
This year I‘ve talked a lot about opening up the JCP. I first did a round table at QCon with Rod Johnson and Patrick Curran (chair of the JCP) back in February. Then at Java One (with the same folks) and in May Patrick Curran came to the Paris JUG … and now a BOF at Devoxx with Corina Ulescu about this sensible topic. The … Continue reading Everybody should be able to easily observe JSRs
