By puredanger
via javaworld.com
Published: Dec 16 2008 / 03:52
Since early 2007, Alex Miller has been diligently tracking and sharing information about the JSRs proposed for inclusion in Java SE 7. In this Year in Review feature, he shares the fruits of his labor: a plausible picture of the forthcoming platform specification, including some of the most recent announcements from Sun Microsystems.
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Styling Excel Sheets with Decorator and Strategy Patterns
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15+22 jQuery Image Slideshow/Slider Tutorials and Plugins for Your Next Projects
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20 Eye Catching Minimalist Website Designs
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40 Free Music Themed iPhone Wallpapers
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30+ Common Testing Mistakes
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Satellite Environment Software on the NetBeans Platform
Comments
Kirill Grouchnikov replied ago:
Not entirely accurate. JSR 295 is not going to be part of Java 7. This has been detailed on BeansBinding mailing list today.
cbang replied ago:
Hmm ok, so that would automatically exclude JSR-296 as well since it has a dependency on it (through Action annotations).
Alex Miller replied ago:
Actually, JSR 296 is slated for inclusion. Not sure what they'll do about the dependency.
Alex Miller replied ago:
pashimito replied ago:
JSR 310 is also endangered:
https://jsr-310.dev.java.net/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=1389
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