This version (2.10) of the JCP was developed using the Java Community Process itself by means of JSRģ64, which was led by Oracle with all Executive Committee members forming the Expert Group. Indicates which can be carried out immediately and which should be deferred to a new JSR. The EC reviews proposed changes to the Specification and Kit are updated in response to ongoing requests for clarification, interpretation, enhancements,Īnd revisions. MAINTENANCE: The Specification, Reference Implementation, and Technology Compatibility Specification, the RI, and the TCK are submitted to the PMO, which circulates them to the When the RI and TCK are completed, and the RI passes the TCK, the Holds a ballot on whether the JSR should proceed to the Final Release stage.įINAL RELEASE: The Spec Lead submits the Specification to the PMO for publication as the Process, releasing drafts for public review and comment.
Group of experts is formed to assist the Spec Lead with the development of the Specification.ĭRAFT RELEASES: The Expert Group develops the Specification through an iterative Initiated by one or more Members and approved for development by the EC. INITIATION: A Specification targeted at the desktop/server or consumer/embedded space is There are four major stages in this version of the JCP: The JCP's various stages and for reconciling discrepancies between Specifications and their
Members of the Java community is responsible for approving the passage of Specifications through Agreement on the form and content of theĭraft is then built using an iterative process that allows an ever-widening audience to review andĪn Executive Committee (EC) representing a cross-section of both major stakeholders and other Technical lead work with that group to create a first draft. Industry experts who have a deep understanding of the technology in question, and for a strong Specification can be implemented,) and a Technology Compatibility Kit (a suite of tests, tools, andĭocumentation that is used to test implementations for compliance with the Specification.)Įxperience has shown that the best way to produce a technology specification is to gather a group of Java Community Process (JCP.) The JCP produces high-quality specifications using an inclusive,Ĭonsensus-based approach that produces a Specification, a Reference Implementation (to prove the The international Java community develops and evolves Java TM technology specifications using the APPENDIX A: REVISING THE JCP AND THE JSPA
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