News

• Thursday, Dec 13, 2018

  Eclipse EE4J and Glassfish Now Being Fully Built and Tested as Open Source

  The Eclipse EE4J project has reached a milestone of having all of it’s sub-projects available in Eclipse EE4J github organization with nightly and release builds run under the Eclipse CI environment.

• Thursday, Nov 8, 2018

  Jakarta EE spec process paves way for enterprise Java

  Eclipse will govern the future direction of enterprise Java for developers through the Eclipse Foundation Specification Process, and it pledges vendor-neutral support and IP protection.

• Thursday, Nov 8, 2018

  Jakarta EE: What is it and what does it mean for Enterprise Java?

  Watch the recorded panel discussion from Oracle CodeOne’s 2018 technical session.

• Thursday, Oct 25, 2018

  Announcing Eclipse GlassFish 5.1.0-RC1 release

  I am very excited to say that Eclipse GlassFish 5.1-RC1 is now released!

• Wednesday, Oct 17, 2018

  The draft of Jakarta EE Specification Process is live!

  The time has come! The Eclipse Foundation has announced the draft of the Eclipse Foundation Specification Process and invites the community to read it, review it and give feedback.

• Tuesday, Oct 16, 2018

  Introducing the Jakarta EE Specification Process

  I am very happy to announce that we are publishing a draft of the Eclipse Foundation Specification Process for community review and feedback

• Thursday, Sep 27, 2018

  How Java EE development has kept up with microservices

  Java EE is mature technology, but it will continue to evolve in ways that can fit nicely into a microservices architecture.

• Thursday, Sep 27, 2018

  Jakarta EE Status – September 2018 Update

  Migrating Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation and Jakarta EE is a process not an event. In the past couple of weeks however, several very important milestones have occurred that deserve to be recognized.

• Thursday, Sep 27, 2018

  Java EE TCK is now open sourced at Eclipse Foundation

  A major milestone was achieved this September 2018! The Jakarta EE TCKs are here and finally open sourced! It was long wished for and waited on by many. But what exactly does that mean?

• Monday, Sep 24, 2018

  JNoSQL and Jakarta EE

  The Enterprise Java platform has been evolving steadily since 1999 when it was first introduced as Java 2, Enterprise Edition. Today, Enterprise Java is being standardized under the Eclipse Foundation with the new brand, Jakarta EE. Jakarta EE picks up where Java EE 8 left off, but the roadmap going forward will be focused on modern innovations such as microservices, modularity, and, now, NoSQL databases.