Oracle will launch Java EE version 7 extension for HTML 5 support

Oracle Global Congress, October 2, 2012--At the JavaOne conference, Oracle showed the Java Platform Enterprise Edition (Java Platform, Enterprise http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/ The latest developments in aggregation/29806.html ">edition,java ee" are discussed in the upcoming Java EE 7 release.

More and more developers are using Java EE, and more than 50 million users have downloaded the Java EE component, making it the most popular platform for developers. These components include Oracle GlassFish servers (Oracle GlassFish server) and 14 application server implementation components, which are provided by it vendors and are compatible with Java EE 6.

The Java EE 7 version is expected to be released in the second quarter of 2013 as the next generation of Java EE.

Java EE 7 version of the Java specification request (Java Specification Requests, JSR) is being used by hundreds of engineers from more than 30 companies through the Java Community Process (Java Community process, JCP) Jointly developed in a transparent manner, expert group exchanges and working materials are available for public inspection.

Currently, 4 Java spec requests (JSRS) and 10 newer JSRs are in progress for Java EE version 7. The latest candidate JSRs includes a WebSocket Java application interface (Java API) (JSR 356), Jcache-java temporary Cache application Interface (JSR 107), a batch application for the Java platform (JSR 352) And the Java API for JSON processing (JSR 353).

The Java EE 7 program contains a number of new features to facilitate the construction of scalable HTML5 applications. These new features include support for non-interdiction (event-driven) I/O Servlet 3.1 APIs, Jcache, JSON, WebSockets, Jax 2.0 Client APIs, JPA schema generators, and enhanced security configuration. These will benefit the deployment of applications in the cloud environment in particular.

The upcoming release is expected to include a number of new features that can be used to help improve developer productivity, such as improved resource-definition metadata, optimized consolidator bean alignment (including event interceptors), and through Bean Validation 1.1 Implement method level validation.

Updates to the Java Messaging Service 2.0 (Java Message SERVICE,JMS 2.0) (JSR 343), providing enhanced availability for implementation feasibility with annotation features and CDI support, as well as the application interface for JMS.

As a reference instance of Java EE, the GlassFish server (GlassFish server) is not only a complete suite of Java EE 6 versions (available in an open source environment GlassFish Server Open source version GlassFish server Open Source Edition), in a business environment, Oracle GlassFish server Oracle GlassFish Server), and the upcoming Java EE 7 version of the test environment.

The early build of Glassfishserver Open source version 4 has begun to integrate future Java EE 7 technologies, such as Servlet 3.1 NiO and WebSocket. Developers can download the latest builds from the glassfish.org and can evaluate and provide feedback to the group of Experts.

During the JavaOne Congress, Oracle will demonstrate Java EE and related technologies in over 115 joint seminars, informal discussion groups (BOFS), hands-on Labs (hands-on Labs). These technologies will also be displayed in the JavaOne display hall.

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"Java EE 7 's recent shift in scope has enabled us to focus on the features most needed by developers, such as support for HTML 5, caching and batching, simplified JMS2.0 application interfaces," says Cameron Purdy, vice president of Oracle Development. Optimized Consolidator Bean Alignment and JAX 2.0 client application interfaces. We are very happy to have the next release for the developers. Java EE has been widely used in our own and other vendor product line cloud products. We are actively planning the next version of Java EE 8, which is expected to enable more applications to be more portable in a cloud environment. The