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Blogs by topic: JSR
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As you can see on the JSR page for JSR-314, the Final Approval Ballot phase for JSF 2.0 is underway and runs til 26 May.
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I describe a process used to reduce the number of unknown unknowns remaining in the development for JSF 2.0.
![]() The Public Review of JSR 262, "Web Services Connector for JMX Agents", is underway, and there's a new snapshot of the Reference Implementation that corresponds to the Public Review specification. ![]()
No continuations yet. JSR 323 never made the first hurdle.
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The discussion about new language features in Java SE 7 is on again, with abundant feedback to JavaPolis presentations on closures and several "little" language features (like improved generic type inference, catch clauses, String switch, typedef and others). I am a supporter of the current closures proposal, but no matter which of these features you like, there's one aspect I see no one discussing: compatibility with older JVMs...
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If (newly announced) JSR 323 is serious, it looks like it might give us continuations.
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In javaposse 150 the guys were talking about something and veered off on a tangent talking about multiple return values and tuples and such like. Next up they talked about the closures JSR. That sparked a thought that maybe we could transform the multiple return values problem in order to solve it using closures.
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The JSR 277 EG observer mailing list is now available on OpenJDK, and there is also a new project on OpenJDK for the implementation development of JSR 277 and 294.
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Java Module System (JSR 277) can be a huge step forward for Java platform. If done right. The early draft is both promising and disturbing...
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Some words about J/XFS (Java eXtensions for Financial Services)
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Demos and an interesting rundown of upcoming JMX APIs.
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What we did with JSP and JSF to host our projects on java.net
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JSR 273 (Design-Time API for JavaBeans) aims to bring VB-like ease to Java IDEs.
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I'm very happy to announce that the JCP has begun voting on a JSR to standardize the BeanShell scripting language through the Java
Community Process.
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Java is about to get a standardized API for working with scripting languages and it's not just about web applications any more.
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A new JSR has been created that proposes to build a JSP Tag Library for Web Services and while I think that standard tag libraries are great, I'm not convinced about the need to access web services directly from JSP pages.
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JSR 94: JavaTM Rule Engine API - Final
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