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Yes, the new specification process will be publicly discussed on
this list.
But to set expectations, I think it will be a few months before
that topic bubbles to the top of the priority queue. I would be
happy if we exceeded expectations, but I am trying to be
realistic.
On 2017-10-01 10:50 AM, Guillermo González de Agüero wrote:
Thaks
Mike. Is that expected to be openly discussed? Or will it be
decided by the same group that agreed on the EE4J name?
I understand (although don't share) that the project creation
was done pretty privately. But now that the project is live, I
really expect we can start participating on those important
aspects.
Regards,
Guillermo González de Agüero
On
2017-10-01 5:15 AM, Guillermo González de Agüero wrote:
> One question I have on that is wether EE4J could be
used as the
> OpenJDK equivalent for Java EE and in the same way
that MicroProfile
> has just done with MP Config: spec developed on an
open group and then
> submitted to the JCP.
>
> I envision a very similar idea for EE4J: create
working groups,
> develop specs and APIs and then, once done, submit a
massive "Java EE
> 9" JSR for it, that will then release the artifacts
with the "javax"
> package (this point is *really* important), and
maintaining the Java
> EE name.
>
> That leaves the application server certification open
though. But with
> all TCKs sources avaiable, I doubt certification by
itself will be so
> important as it is now, since everybody will be able
to test servers
> on their own to verify they are spec complaint.
>
> I also imagine major vendors won't like this option
that much since
> Oracle would still be responsible of the final "Java
EE" release
> through the JCP, but I think this can be an
acceptable compromise
> solution.
>
> Is this an option that's on the table?
>
It is my understanding that the new specification process
will not be
using the JCP.
--
Mike Milinkovich
mike.milinkovich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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