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Roberto Chinnici

Roberto Chinnici is a senior staff engineer at Sun Microsystems, Inc.
where he works on the JavaTM Platform, Enterprise Edition, with
particular focus on Web Services and Ease of Development. He is the
specification lead for the JAX-RPC 1.1 and JAX-WS 2.0 technologies
and an active participant in W3C and WS-I working groups.

 

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Goodbye!

So as not to leave this blog dangling, I thought I'd post a notice here too besides the now customary tweet.

I have decided...

Java EE 6 platform approved today

With the closing of the final approval ballot earlier today, it is now official: the JCP Executive Committee has given a green light to the release of the Java EE 6 platform specification. The...

Java EE 6 platform specification reaches Proposed Final Draft stage

The Proposed Final Draft (PFD) of the Java EE 6 Platform specification and of the two other specs being defined by the JSR-316 expert group, the Java EE 6 Web Profile specification and the Managed...

Dependency injection in Java EE 6

One big topic of discussion at JavaOne was the recently filed JSR-330, "Dependency injection for Java".

Help with the Java EE 6 training courses and certifications

We are in the process of updating the training and certification materials for Java EE 6.

We've done the first part of the job in collecting and analyzing the tasks that a Java EE developer...

Slides for my JavaScript talk at JavaOne 2009

I put the slides for my technical session at JavaOne online here. The session is: TS-3802, Functional and...

JavaOne 2009

JavaOne 2009 Script Bowl Call for Proposals

JavaOne 2008 conference attendees and loyal readers of my blog may remember the first edition of the Script...

Java EE 6 Platform Public Review

It is my pleasure to announce that yesterday we published on the JCP web site the public draft of the Java EE 6 Platform specification. The review...

Ease of development in the Java EE 6 Platform

With all the talk on profiles and...

Update on the schedule for the Java EE 6 Platform

In case you missed the news, JAX-RS 1.0 (JSR-311) was the first specification scheduled for inclusion in Java EE 6 to reach the final stage. My...

More fun sessions at and around JavaOne

In addition to the Java EE 6 talks, there are a few more events on my calendar for the week of JavaOne.

Java EE 6 at JavaOne

JavaOne 2008 is around the corner, so I thought I'd compile a list of sessions touching on Java EE 6 technologies.

Let's start with...

Extensibility and modularity

Thanks to everyone who left comments on my previous blog entry on profiles, as well as on the related...

Profiles in the Java EE 6 Platform

Update: See the related stories on The ServerSide and on...

GlassFish on SoyLatte on Tiger

It's great to come back from vacation and find out that open source has worked its magic once again.

Java EE 6 Platform (JSR-316) Update

In the spirit of transparency, I'm going to be posting regular updates on the work of the Java EE 6 expert group (JSR-316).

GlassFish V2 and Phobos

Once you have installed the new, awesome GlassFish V2 application server, you can download and install Phobos with just a few mouse clicks, using the...

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Phobos at the Web 2.0 Expo

On Wednesday I did a presentation on "Scripting and the Java Platform" at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco. Yesterday I put...

Running JRuby "servlets" on Phobos

Tim Bray wrote about running servlet-like JRuby scripts inside a web...

Phobos in the Sun Web Developer Pack

We just released the Sun Web Developer Pack and Phobos is one of its components, together with...

Phobos Plugins 0.5.1 Released

Finally, they are here! You can now download a set of plugins for the NetBeans IDE that comprise the ...

Phobos Meets Atom, REST

In the Phobos CVS repository you'll now find an ...

Phobos and NetBeans 5.5

A couple of weeks ago we started showing in public the new set of NetBeans plugins for Phobos: I did a presentation and a demo of Phobos at the Colorado...

Logging in Phobos

Last week we added logging functionality to Phobos. It's an all-JavaScript library clearly inspired by...

jMaki in Phobos

There's been quite a bit of activity on Project Phobos recently. A notable highlight is that jMaki is now fully...

Tracking JSR-223 Changes

In Mustang b91, the JSR-223 API was updated to fix some issues around the Invocable interface. Sundar's...

New Phobos Build, Plus All The Source Code!

There is a new Phobos build in the documents and files section of our...

First Phobos Build Available

We made the first Phobos build available on our project site. Just follow the instructions on the...