Invited Talk: From Java EE to Jakarta EE

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Contribution completes a public GlassFish 5.1 RC1 release hosted from Eclipse after moving Java EE artifacts and TCKs; the transfer package totals about 13.5M LOC across ~95k files with the TCK alone ~4.6M LOC. The legal/IP flow uses CQs and dual Oracle/Eclipse scans, artifacts publish only via CI/CD pipelines on Eclipse Jenkins with OSSRH SSH credentials, and 39 Eclipse projects are created; 35 build pipelines and 24 release pipelines are already finished, targeting November/December releases.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:18Safe Harbour Statement
3. 3:49Eclipse Enterprise for Java - EE4J
4. 5:16What's Transferred
5. 6:14Java EE & CTS/TCK Codebase
6. 26:52Contribution Timeline
7. 34:50Eclipse GlassFish 5.1 Release Plan

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