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8 May 2007
#18080
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Sun Releases Java SE Platform to OpenJDK Community
Code Now Available on OpenJDK Project on java.net Under GPLv2
"Now the free and open source community has access to implementations of Java Platform Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition and Micro Edition as free software under the GPL," said Rich Green, EVP of Software, Sun, at the 2007 JavaOne Conference.
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8 May 2007
#18078
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Ericsson and Sun to Collaborate on Application Server and Add Resources for Developers
Developers Can Build VoIP, IM and Multimedia into Java-based Applications
Sun and Ericsson will jointly develop an open source, Java technology-based communications application server for deploying on wireless networks. The two companies will work on the Sun Java System Communications Application Server as part of the GlassFish community and the SailFin open source project.
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10 May 2007
#18085
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Updates to the phoneME Project
Mobile & Embedded Community on java.net Expanded
Milestone Release (MR2) of the phoneME Feature project is now available. It has new features over the March 2007 b10 release, bug fixes, and improvement to the final MR2 build as compared to the b10 development release.
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8 May 2007
#18079
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Predictable Computing: Sun Java Real-Time System 2.0 Provides Control Over Java Execution
Improvements Include Innovative Real-time Garbage Collector, Support for x86 Hardware and for J2SE 5.0
Sun released Sun Java Real-Time System 2.0, a standards-based extension of the Java platform. Sun Java Real-Time System 2.0 solves the problem of setting process priorities according to their importance (something typically not supported in Java software applications). It contains enhancements over the first conformant commercial implementation of the Real-Time Specification for Java (JSR-001), including a predictable method for recycling memory within Java software programs.
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7 May 2007
#18077
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Sun Increases Support of OpenID Program
Single Sign-on Mechanism
A new initiative from Sun will support OpenID to make to applicable to more business and IT uses. Ongoing work includes combining and converging enterprise-ready technologies such as SAML and the Liberty Alliance's Identity Web Services Framework.
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