Hashtag Jakarta EE #69
CFP for EclipseCon 2021, Jakarta EE Developer Survey, and Compatibility Certification Requests highlight this week's edition.
Community News
Integrating ROS2 with Eclipse zenoh
The zenoh/DDS bridge is leveraging CycloneDDS to discover the DDS readers and writers declared by the ROS2 application. For each discovered DDS entity the creates a mirror DDS-entity — in other terms it creates a reader when discovering a writer and vice-versa.
OSGi Working Group Settles into New Home at Eclipse Foundation
After shipping the OSGi Core Release 8 in December, the OSGi Working Group (WG) is now incubating at the Eclipse Foundation.
Six Software Essentials for Commercial Vehicles
To simplify porting and development, the QNX Neutrino RTOS and the QNX Hypervisor support the AUTOSAR Adaptive standard, are POSIX-compliant and use the Eclipse development environment.
Adding Value To Open-Source RISC-V Cores With Verification
A case study of open source collaboration to develop RISC-V processor IP with industrial-strength verification using the PULP RI5CY core and the OpenHW CORE-V-VERIF project.
Open Liberty and Jakarta EE 9 Highlights (YouTube)
Join Jared Anderson (Senior Software Engineer - WebSphere Performance Engineering) as he explores Jakarta EE 9 and its support in Open Liberty, the first vendor-compatible implementation for this new release of the spec.
Hashtag Jakarta EE #68
Welcome to the sixty-eighth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE!
Eclipse Vert.x 3.9.7 released!
We are extremely pleased to announce that Eclipse Vert.x version 3.9.7 has been released. Since the release of Vert.x 3.9.6, quite a few bugs have been reported. We would like to thank you all for reporting these issues.
Nouveau livret bleu : Open Source pour l’IoT à l'ère du edge computing
Ce livret bleu expose non seulement les principales technologies de l’IoT mais également leurs possibilités de mise en place par des composants open source à tous les niveaux (capteur, Edge, Cloud).
IEC 61499 Programming Standard: Will it Become Mainstream?
Giving a boost to the idea of a multivendor converged IT/OT industrial control system based on open standards, the Eclipse 4diac project could dramatically accelerate industrial digitalization.
Eclipse SUMO 1.9.0 is now available!
We are happy to announce the release of Eclipse SUMO 1.9.0.
Hashtag Jakarta EE #67
The Jakarta EE Developer Survey, Microsoft's build of OpenJDK, and the development of a new Jakarta EE Core Profile highlight this week's blog.
Microsoft Introduces Microsoft Build of OpenJDK
The OpenJDK 11 binaries follow the same build scripts and test suite used by Eclipse Adoptium and have passed the Java Technology Compatibility Kit for Java 11.
Eclipse GlassFish now runs on JDK 16!
The GlassFish team has been working on cleaning up the code base, and making the release compatible with newer JDK versions.
Three Good Reasons to Complete the Jakarta EE Developer Survey
Surveys often seem to come around when we’re busiest and feel we can’t afford to take time to answer questions. However, a few minutes of your time can have important benefits down the road to everyone in the Java ecosystem.
Java for the enterprise: What to expect in Jakarta EE 10
Arjan Tijms looks at some of the things to expect from the release of Jakarta EE 10
Hashtag Jakarta EE #66
Welcome to the sixty-sixth issue of Hashtag Jakarta EE!
Eclipse Open VSX Registry Offers Open Access to VS Code Extensions (The New Stack)
The Open VSX Registry has moved over to the Eclipse Foundation, where the foundation says it will provide a vendor-neutral and publicly-hosted open source alternative extension outlet to Microsoft’s Visual Studio Marketplace.
Open VSX: A Vendor-Neutral Home for VS Code Extensions
The Eclipse Open VSX source code is open to all, so anyone can reuse and enhance the marketplace technology to meet their specific needs.
Why Developers Continue to Rely on Jakarta EE
The input of leading Java developers is captured in our new white paper, which describes the important advantages Jakarta EE offers today and for the future.