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Java EE moves to the Eclipse Foundation, claiming more openness and lower contribution barriers so more companies are willing to contribute and the previous governance bottleneck is avoided. Governance disperses without a single central manager, so vendor cooperation becomes crucial; Eclipse MicroProfile already demonstrates cross-vendor delivery. Standards work may proceed without JCP dominance. An individual is unexpectedly elected to both the JCP executive committee and as first individual PMC leader for e4j, highlighting how community leadership changes.

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