The public review process for the Java Enterprise Edition 7 (Java EE 7) specification is currently underway. Being developed as JSR 342, the Java EE 7 spec is available to anyone who wants to kick its ...

The next version of enterprise Java has received Java Community Process executive approval, according to an Oracle blog post on Tuesday. As a follow-up, the Java EE (Enterprise Edition) 7 reference ...

Oracle has announced the availability of Java Platform Enterprise Edition 7, a release that brings new capabilities for HTML5-based application development to the framework. HTML5 applications are ...

Java EE hasn’t been receiving the same amount of attention its open-source brethren have over the past year. While the JCP and the OpenJDK focused heavily on nailing down the plans for Java SE 7 and 8 ...

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With Java EE 7 scheduled for rollout in the 3rd quarter of 2012, enterprise developers are already considering if and when they should migrate to the newer version. The Java EE platform is known for ...

The specification for the next version of Java Enterprise Edition has been approved unanimously, according to a posting on the Java Community Process website. Oracle submitted the spec for Java EE 7, ...

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IBM's WebSphere Application Server (WAS) Liberty profile, v8.5, is now Java EE 7 certified, the company announced this week. The latest stable release of this lightweight profile of the app server for ...

Iconoclastically, Bien claims that most of the established J2EE and Gang of Four (GoF) patterns are no longer relevant for today's enterprise developers. He advocates for a continuous development ...

Update: A few days after this article’s publication, Oracle issued a statement to Ars saying that the company remains committed to Java EE development. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Oracle ...