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Find out more about the latest happenings and announcements in the
JCP program by visiting the front page of jcp.org.
Some recent JCP-related news items are listed below. |
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During the JavaOne Conference, the fourth annual JCP Program Awards were
presented; and the winners are:
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Member of the Year: Sony Ericsson
- Most Outstanding Spec Lead for Java Standard Edition/Enterprise
Edition:
Linda DeMichiel
- Most Outstanding Spec Lead for Java Micro Edition: Asko Komsi and Mark
Duesner
- Most Innovative JSR for Java Standard Edition/Enterprise Edition: JSR
292, Supporting Dynamically Typed Languages on the Java Platform
- Most Innovative JSR for Java Micro Edition: JSR 272, Mobile Broadcast
Service API for Handheld Terminals
Read about the winners.
The JCP PMO also announced the community's newest star Spec Leads during the week: Ed Burns (Sun), Jose Cronembold (Oracle) and Asko Komsi
(Nokia). Read more about them.
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- NL-JUG J-Spring 2006
On 15 June, J-Spring, the first conference of the year of the NL-JUG
will be organized. The theme of this conference will be “New and
Notorious or a proven case?". The conference will be taking place at de
Reehorst, Ede, Netherlands. To sign up go to J-Spring.
- 2006 Italian Java Conference
Max Lanfranconi, JCP Program Marketing Manager, will present two
sessions at the upcoming Italian Java Conference in Rome and Milan on
26, 28 June. The Italian Java Conference gathers every year more than
2,000 Java developers and it is one of the key developers events for the
Italian Market. Details here.
- JCP Program Training & Javaday in Versailles
A JCP Program training session will be held on 29 June at the Palais des
Congrès de Versailles in France during the Java developers event,
Javaday 2006, where JSR Program
Manager, Liz Kiener, will also present on the JCP program. Training
information.
- TSSJS-Europe in Barcelona
Participate in panels, get your questions answered, find out about the
latest developments and newest releases, network with your peers, and
rub elbows with the leaders of the industry. Make your voice heard
during the JCP Open Mic Panel. Onno Kluyt, Sr Director and Chair of the
JCP Program, will lead a discussion to get an exclusive preview of where
the Java platform is headed, and hear about developments in JSRs.
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What is transparent JSR development? It means two things: First it means
that your community, users and implementors of the JSR, should be kept
informed about the JSR's progress. Second it means that the community
should have influence on what is happening inside the expert group.
Both aspects are addressed by the Spec Lead and Expert Group of JSR 264,
Order Management API. To keep the later customers of the API informed,
the expert group has setup an extensive website. There, users can take a look at the
team members, study the past and future of the scheduled release,
download the latest work in progress and subscribe to a rss feed for the
latest announcements. Additionally members of the expert group are
present at major events like JavaOne or the TeleManagement World. A mailing list is setup to enable discussion among the users of the API and regular
reviews of the specification (the API is currently under public review)
enables everybody to give feedback to the experts.
You can download the Public Review Draft of JSR 264 and post your
comments to the expert group before June 11th!
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The PMO will be closed 3-7 July. This means no ballots will begin or end
during this week. There will be no Draft Approval Ballots starting on 27
June, and no JSR Approval Ballots and Final Approval Ballots starting on
4 July; no JCP stages will begin during this week, but non-balloted
stages may end during this week. In addition, no EG updates will occur
during this week. See the JCP Calendar.
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Did you know that the PMO offers Public Relations support to spec
leads? The JCP conducts outreach to the press with JSR news on an ongoing bi-weekly basis. If would like to
highlight your JSR, please contact Corina Ulescu at corina@jcp.org. |
- JSR 300, DRM API for JavaTM ME, has been submitted for review. This
specification will define an optional package for developing Java ME
applications which utilize or interoperate with DRM agents that
separately exist in handheld devices.
- JSR 299, Web Beans, has been approved for development. The purpose of
this specification is to unify the JSF managed bean component model with
the EJB component model, resulting in a significantly simplified
programming model for web-based applications.
- JSR 298, Telematics API for JavaTM ME, has not been approved for
development by the ME EC. This JSR would seek to define the API set for
Telematics services on embedded devices.
- JSR 297, Mobile 3D Graphics API 2.0, has been approved for
development. This JSR proposes language extensions in support of
information hiding and separate compilation.
- JSR 261, JavaTM API for XML Web Services Addressing (JAX-WSA), is now
open for Early Draft Review. This review closes on 10 June.
- JSR 262, Web Services Connector for Java Management Extensions (JMX),
is now open for Early Draft Review. This review closes on 17 June.
- JSR 264, Order Management API, is now open for Early Draft Review.
This review closes on 12 June.
- JSR 278, Resource Management API, is now open for Early Draft Review.
This review closes on 11 June.
- JSR 280, XML API for Java ME, is now open for Early Draft Review. This
review closes on 11 June.
- JSR 279, Service Connection API for Java ME, is now open for Early
Draft Review. This review closes on 15 June.
- JSR 225, XQuery API for Java (XQJ), is now open for Early Draft
Review. This review closes on 11 July.
- JSR 232, Mobile Operational Management, is now open for Public Review.
This review closes on 12 June.
- JSR 269, Pluggable Annotation Processing API, is now open for Public
Review. This review closes on 19 June.
- JSR 248, Mobile Service Architecture, has published a Proposed Final
Draft.
Extra! The JCP program sets a new trend in fashion industry! Show your
pride and support for the JSRs you care about – you can now order and
wear a T-shirt that shows your support for any specific JSR. More
information: http://cafepress.com/jcporg
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Here is how to contact the Program Office:
Expert Group (EG) Coordination: If you have an EG kick-off meeting and
would like to get an overview of the JSR 2.6 program please contact the
JSR Program Manager, Liz Kiener at: Liz@jcp.org or +1 510 550
4353. Liz is also available to facilitate face to face meetings for
your EG or help two or more EGs of related or dependent JSRs to meet.
http://jcp.org/en/jsr/proposal: to submit proposals for new JSRs.
spec-submit@jcp.org: to send in your draft and/or final specification
documents and related materials (as .pdf or Zip archive, please. Other
formats will not be posted).
admin@jcp.org: to submit Expert Group lists, in case you misplaced
your password, requests for your Member access information, updates to
your contact information.
pmo@jcp.org: to reach the PMO for general inquiries.
corina@jcp.org: to submit news items for Press & Analysts, and/or
explore further opportunities to talk to press and analysts about your
contribution to Java standards development through the JCP program.
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