Sun's system for allowing third parties to submit requests for new features to Java. JCP is a formal process that must be adhered to, and fees are involved. In 1999, Sun submitted Java to the ECMA standards body, but withdrew its J2SE specification later in the year. It has continued to promote its own JCP methodology for further enhancing the language. For more information, visit http://jcp.org/en/home/index.
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- Blog posts 2008-08-29
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- JavaScript 2.0: Why Give Programmers Crutches?
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- Inside India's CAPTCHA solving economy
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- Weekend Gadget Guidance: Speed up Vista installation via thumb drive
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- News to know: Dell; Comcast's cap; Yahoo Mash RIP; Google Apps
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- Say goodbye to Yahoo! Mash
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- Blog posts 2008-08-28
- The depressing future of the Internet
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- Blog posts 2008-08-28
- Android Market is Google's competitor to the Apple iPhone store
- I was sent a link to the Android Community site this morning that led to the Android Developers blog post on the upcoming Android Market that looks to rival the Apple iPhone store for Android-powered devices. They decided to call it a market rather than a store to try to...
- Blog posts 2008-08-28
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- Discussion threads 2008-08-28
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- Discussion threads 2008-08-28
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- Software downloads 2008-08-28
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