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The Next Phase of Jakarta EE
Is About to Begin

As I’m writing, we’re on the verge of completing the Jakarta EE 9 General Availability release. With the jakarta namespace change made in all Jakarta EE 9 specifications, we’re truly ready for the next phases of cloud native innovation with Jakarta EE.

To mark the achievement, this month’s newsletter takes a closer look at what the Jakarta EE 9 changes mean for developers, how to run Jakarta EE applications in a Kubernetes environment, and some of the community’s major recommendations for Jakarta EE 10.

Happy reading!
Karen McNaughton

Spotlight

Towards a Community Vision for Jakarta EE 10

Reza Rahman explains the rationale behind the three main themes that have emerged in the Jakarta EE Ambassadors’ Jakarta EE 10 contribution guide.

Understanding
Jakarta EE 9

Jan Supol summarizes the key points every developer who works with Jakarta EE 9 should understand as they work with
the code.

Tutorial: Running WildFly and Jakarta EE in a
Kubernetes Environment

Ralph Soika explains how to set up and customize a WildFly application server to run a Jakarta EE application in a container-based environment orchestrated by Kubernetes.

Committer Profile

Arjan Tijms | Committer to 23 Projects

Arjan Tijms explains how creating the OmniFaces project in the JavaServer Faces (JSF) community led to his role as a committer on almost two dozen Eclipse Enterprise for Java (EE4J) projects and what it takes to balance multiple community interests.

JakartaOne Livestream Program Details Are Available

The JakartaOne Livestream virtual conference on December 8 will include an interesting and informative mix of sessions, including keynotes and technical talks: Read More ->

Eclipse Foundation Releases Case Study With Payara Services

The first in our new series of case studies showcases the entrepreneurial value of open source software. Read More ->
All members are welcome to participate in our case study initiative. Contact marketing@eclipse.org if you are interested!

Check Out Our J4K Conference Virtual Booth Presentations

The Eclipse Foundation hosted a virtual booth at the event, with Jakarta EE and Eclipse MicroProfile community members sharing their expertise in 11 sessions. Watch Replays ->

IoT Developer Survey Results Reveal Interesting Trends

More than 1,650 individuals from a broad range of industries and organizations around the globe responded to the 2020 IoT Developer Survey. Read More ->

Coming Soon! Jakarta EE 9 Release: December 8th

The Jakarta EE 9 General Availability release targeted for December 8 is on track with the final Jakarta EE 9 specifications about to start the ballot process. Read More ->

Ivar Grimstad Is Re-Elected in the 2020 JCP Executive Committee Elections

The Eclipse Foundation's Jakarta EE Developer Advocate will serve on the JCP Executive Committee for the next two years. Read More ->

READ ALL THE NEWS HERE

New Project Proposals

The Eclipse Open MCx aims to provide a co-simulation middleware to run simulations combining physical, control & environment models. Read More ->

The Eclipse Language Server for Jakarta EE project provides core language support capabilities for the specifications defined under the Jakarta EE (EE4J) umbrella. Read More ->

The Eclipse Scenario Architect project provides a lightweight graphical user interface that allows a straightforward realization and manipulation of concrete driving testing scenarios. Read More ->

The Eclipse Digital Cockpit provides an Edge Runtime focused on industrial automation. It lives between a simple Edge Runtime, an "Android for the machine," and a lightweight "Application Server" where services and Apps can be deployed. Read More ->