Eclipse News

If you missed the news, Oracle is donating the Java EE specification to the Eclipse foundation.

We are reaching out to all companies and individuals who made contributions to Java EE in the past to help out, execute the agreements and return them back to Eclipse Foundation.

To overcome common challenges and provide their customers with an end-to-end Internet of Things (IoT) solution, three industry leaders, Red Hat, Eurotech, and Cloudera turned to the Eclipse Foundation’s Eclipse IoT Working Group. The results of their joint effort give enterprises the freedom and flexibility to take full advantage of IoT today and to continue advancing their IoT strategy as new capabilities emerge and business goals evolve. Read Jameka's blog and explore this Eclipse IoT success story today!

As a Java developer, you might wonder why you should be concerned about Docker. This will show you why you should and how to use Jakarta EE.

Eclipse Jakarta EE has been placed in the position that it may not evolve the enterprise APIs under their existing package names.

For the first time, the Eclipse IoT community will organize an event in Paris Saclay. For this one-day event on June 4, 2019, we are building a great program that includes topics like Smart cities, Edge computing, Industry 4.0, Robotics, as well as the core Eclipse IoT technologies. As we have several international speakers, the conference will happen in English. Register today!

We are very happy to official announce the foundation of the openMobility Working Group with the founding partners: BOSCH, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Fraunhofer FOKUS and Vector Informatik.

On the first day of the SUMO User Conference 2019, Monday May 13, we will officially announce the foundation of the working group. The official announcement is followed by the first working group meeting with the partners.

Learn what you need to know about MicroProfile.

The Jakarta EE platform has finished moving into its new home at the Eclipse Foundation after a year of significant effort to contribute, build, and test the Java EE technologies in a new community.

An itkonekt session for building a MicroProfile / Java EE application from scratch. Metrics, OpenAPI, FaultTolerance, Configuration, multi-server deployments, ThinWARs, and even reactive (easter) eggs included: