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Exciting Happenings at JavaOne 2007

Written by Michael Larabel in Oracle on 8 May 2007 at 12:31 PM EDT. Add A Comment

Coming out of JavaOne this morning is quite a bit of new announcements delivered by Rich Green. Java is now fully open-source with the availability of the OpenJDK along with announcing an interim governing board to determine the future of Java. The Java TCK compatibility kit source-code will also be made available. Other announcements coming out this morning include Real Time Java, Erricson going open-source, NASDAQ going to utilize Real Time Java, and Sony Pictures using Java on Blu-Ray discs. More information (and pictures) to come soon.

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