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J2SE
The Mustang Beta Release is now
available, and we’re celebrating with a blog carnival.
Just in time for the holidays, the Early Draft Review version of the JSR 270 specification is now available.
The JSR 270 Expert Group recently decided upon the set of component JSRs that
will appear in Mustang, a.k.a. Java SE 6. Here they are.
JSR 270, the umbrella JSR for
J2SE 6.0 ("Mustang"), is looking for experts. You could be one of them.
Results from one good experiment lead to another...
Tiger is done! This seems an appropriate time to look forward, and in
particular at some changes that we're making to the J2SE release model.
The Tiger Release Candidate shipped earlier today.
Even more amazingly, our QA team is happy with it!
Last Friday we posted the first of the Tiger Snapshot releases to
the web. Why?
