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by  Roger Brinkley

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Java Strategy and Direction
Roger Brinkley
Technical Evangelist

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The preceding material is intended to outline our general product
direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may
not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to
deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be
relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development,
release, and timing of any features or functionality described for
Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
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Make the Future Java
§  Platform Completeness
§  Modernization and Innovation
§  Developer Productivity
§  Open and Transparent Evolution
§  Active Community Involvement
§  Quality and Security
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Java Strategy and Vision
Java SE JavaFX/Client Java EE
§  JDK 7: Adoption strong §  Rich UI for tools, desktop §  Java EE 6: Wide
among ISVs, hosting and embedded developer adoption;
providers, developers applications Available on all
application servers
§  JDK 8/9: Lambda, §  Integration with Swing/
JavaScript interop and SWT/HTML5 content §  Java EE 7: Target early
JVM convergence in 8, 2013; Focus on HTML 5
§  Enable App Stores and
Jigsaw in 9 and developer simplicity
other bundled
§  JDK 9 and beyond: deployment models §  Java EE 8: Continued
Generic language interop, investment in Cloud
§  Move away from browser
GPU programming, capabilities and
plugin over time
enhancements for cloud modularity
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Java Strategy and Vision
Java ME Java Card NetBeans
§  Move towards single §  Expand to generic §  Day one support for new
platform JSR security platform on any Java ME, SE and EE
device releases
§  Subset of SE, merge
ME/SE tool and API §  Enable rich ecosystem of §  Support emerging
ecosystems technologies such as
security applications
HTML 5
§  Generic small footprint
§  Use as foundation for
platform for small §  Complete end-to-end
security in Internet of
embedded devices development experience
Things
for web, desktop and
§  Enable Java in the
embedded
Internet of Things
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Java SE
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Java SE 7 Uptake
Oracle JRE 7
Oracle JRE 7 Downloads
Downloads

250
200
s
n
o 150
Milli
100
50
0
7 7u1 7u2 7u3 7u4 7u5 7u6 7u7
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JDK 7 Adoption
“We started with a business problem that looked very challenging – moving a proprietary
development language to a mainstream environment. We saw a technology change in
dynamic language support
Java 7 in the form of the that looked like it could
technology it exceeded
help us solve our problem. When we actually used that
our expectations in terms of ease of implementation, performance
we
and other areas. Consequently we are very pleased we took the Java path and
look forward to more success with Java in the future”.
Phil Robinson
Chief Software Architect
GE Asset Management
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