Jakarta EE Town Hall

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December 14 is the target date to ship Eclipse GlassFish 5.1 and certify it Java EE 8 compatible; the project has onboarded 39 repositories, ~10–13.5 million lines of code and 160 new committers so far. The spec process requires code first (working implementations) and evidence that people care before starting specs. TCKs become open source but are currently a monolith; trademarked branding requires Eclipse Foundation membership and updated contributor/IP agreements.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 3:37High Level Roadmap
3. 5:23Recent Accomplishments
4. 10:17Spec Process Guiding Principles
5. 14:44Background
6. 15:14Problem Statement • Eclipse Foundation is establishing a specification

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