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Announces migration of Java EE development into the Eclipse Foundation to enable faster release cadence and community-led decisions; project e4j aims to produce a Java EE-compatible runtime. Concrete changes: e4j 1.0 must pass the Java 8 TCK, TCK moves to Eclipse, Servlet 4.0 brings HTTP/2 server push and ALPN support, and the platform adds JSON-B for POJO↔JSON binding plus a revamped Security API. MicroProfile alignment and version/branding decisions move to a community management committee.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:15Java EE
3. 1:00Evolution of Java
4. 2:55Java EE Version Numbers
5. 4:40Java EE 8

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