Arun Gupta, a Java evangelist who left Oracle two years ago, sees Java as still relevant, with typical enterprise developers heavily using the Spring Java framework.

Web developers have many options for the servlet containers they use to host Java apps. Included in these choices are both classic proprietary and a host of open source containers. For the typical ...

Using JNI requires expertise usually not found in typical C and Java developers, since the developer must have at least some understanding of how the JVM manages memory and code.

The current Java.net poll question is " What is your view of the emerging JDK 7? " As of this blog post, the results are pretty mixed. Just over 40% of the 280 votes are for strongly positive ...

You don’t need to compile your Java code. Java programs will run without a main method. Semicolons can be optional. Hundreds of extra classes are imported automatically. Exception handling is optional ...

Browsersoft classifies it as “foundational software,” and that’s a label that works for me. Basically, eQ! is designed for Java developers who don’t want to reinvent the wheel. Version 2 is designed ...

Technologies in the cloud computing space have a huge impact on how enterprise Java applications are architected and designed, but for the average Java developer, how do these new enterprise computing ...

A typical Java development team uses a range of software life-cycle tools for source control (stores the latest version of the code and manages changes), builds (compiles and tests code and ...

Microsoft's implementation of OpenJDK is now ready for developers who want to use Java on the Azure cloud.