[ Thanks to Mark
Wielaard for this link. ]
“For the last couple of years the community has been working to
ensure that developers can create applications using the java
programming language without having to depend on proprietary
software. Today, the free (as in libre) implementations are already
very capable and support a vast amount of functionality that
developers expect from a java-like environment. Important large
applications like JOnAS, OpenOffice.org 2, Eclipse 3 and Tomcat 5
are known to work. This document provides a road map of the various
projects; how they work together, where they are, where they’re
going, and how we make sure that they work well and are
compatible…”
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