Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
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Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
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Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#2Well, mmm, good riddance? I suppose this will cause a lot of hardships to a lot of people who need to maintain JavaEE, but the fact that Java EE is no more is nothing but good. It is a nightmare case of overengineering.
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#3Oracle never fails to show off how evil they are.
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#4>But once Eclipse products would be not vendor-neutral anymore, the EF’s tax exemption might become void, which would mean a financial fiasco, or possibly mean the end of the organization as a hole.
I think the problem is Oracle's a-hole, in this situation.
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#5heads over to Python :)
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#6Oracle never fails to show off how evil they are.
While there is some truth to it,they did more research for Java than Sun ever did, and no one else cared to buy Sun.
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#7heads over to Python :)
Good luck with the performance over there.
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#8Well, mmm, good riddance? I suppose this will cause a lot of hardships to a lot of people who need to maintain JavaEE, but the fact that Java EE is no more is nothing but good. It is a nightmare case of overengineering.
Time to switch to C#. Funny how it took Oracle to do what C# originally intended to do: kill Java.
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#9(Not an expert on all the Java nomenclature / standards / politics)
What does Eclipse foundation have to do with Java EE? Does this news sabotage their use of OpenJ9 somehow?
Re: Negotiations Failed: How Oracle Killed Java EE
#10« Oracle already started a blocking politics at the Eclipse Foundation’s board, where Oracle has a seat, and where unanimous decisions are needed. Oracle now has the power, and apparently will use that power, to block the foundation’s future. It demonstrated that power already in a board meeting, where they had the sole vote against an otherwise unaimous move. »
I hope other organisations with a director from Oracle are taking note.