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Java SE StrategySimon Ritter

Java Technology Ambassador

@speakjava


Java SE 7 Uptake

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Oracle JRE 7 Downloads


Java 7 on OS X and Linux/ARM

Ethernet

USB

SD

Card

Audio RCA

Video

General

Purpose I/O

PowerHDMI

Image source: Boston Ltd., UK


JDK 8

Java for Everyone• Profiles for constrained devices

• JSR 310 - Date & Time APIs

• Non-Gregorian calendars

• Unicode 6.2

• ResourceBundle.

• BCP47 locale matching

• Globalization & Accessibility

Innovation• Lambda aka Closures

• Language Interop

• Nashorn

Core Libraries• Parallel operations for core

collections APIs

• Improvements in functionality

• Improved type inferenceSecurity• Limited doPrivilege

• NSA Suite B algorithm support

• SNI Server Side support

• DSA updated to FIPS186-3

• AEAD JSSE CipherSuites

Tools• Compiler control & logging

• JSR 308 - Annotations on

Java Type

• Native app bundling

• App Store Bundling tools

Client• Deployment enhancements

• JavaFX 8

• Java SE Embedded support

• Enhanced HTML5 support

• 3D shapes and attributes

• Printing

General Goodness• JVM enhancements

• No PermGen limitations

• Performance lmprovements


Coordinated Platform Upgrade with Lambda

• Language

• Lambda Expressions (closures)

• Interface Evolution with default methods

• Libraries

• Bulk data operations on Collections

• More library support for parallelism

• JVM

• Default methods

• Enhancements to invokedynamic


for (Shape s : shapes) {

if (s.getColor() == BLUE)

s.setColor(RED);

}

shapes.forEach(s -> {

if (s.getColor() == BLUE)

s.setColor(RED);

});


Extension Methods

interface Collection<T> {

default void forEach(Block<T> action) {

for (T t : this)

action.apply(t);

}

// Rest of Collection methods…

}


Project Nashorn


Test Pilots Wanted

• Developer Preview available

• Schedule on: http://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk8

• Contribute to OpenJFX: http://openjdk.java.net/projects/openjfx

• JDK 8 builds with many features already available

• Try out Lambda and check out JavaFX 8: http://jdk8.java.net

• Participate in the JCP for free through your local JUG

• Jigsaw builds also available from Java.net


To Java SE 9 and Beyond!

Jigsaw

Cloud

Ease of useOptimizations Generic Lang Interoperability

Penrose

OpenJFX

Project Sumatra – Java for GPUs

Ports: Power PC/AIX

Multi-Tenancy Support

Self Tuning JVM

Improved Integration with Native

Resource Management

Lang Enhancements

Unified Type System

Data Structure Optimizations


RoadmapJava SE

20152013 2014

JDK 8 (Q1 2014)• Lambda

• JVM Convergence

• JavaScript Interop

• JavaFX 8

– 3D API

– Java SE Embedded support

– Enhanced HTML5 support

7u40• Java Flight Recorder in JDK

• Native memory tracking

• Java Discovery Protocol

• App Store Packaging tools

JDK 9• Jigsaw

• Interoperability

• Optimizations

• Cloud

• Ease of Use

• JavaFX JSR

NetBeans IDE 7.3• New hints and refactoring

• Scene Builder Support

NetBeans IDE 8• JDK 8 support

• Scene Builder 2.0 support

Scene Builder 2.0• JavaFX 8 support

• Enhanced Java IDE support



SceneBuilder 3.0• JavaFX 9 support

7u21• Java Client

Security

Enhancements

2016

JDK 8.1 (Q3 2014)• Deterministic G1

• JMC 6

• Improved JRE installer

• App bundling

enhancements

JDK 8.2

Scene Builder 1.1• Linux support


JavaFX StrategyNandini Ramani

Vice President

Java Client and Embedded Platforms

@eyeseewaters


JavaFX Today

Multi-TouchMac

Scene Builder

1080p

ComboBox

HTTP Live Streaming

Pagination

Native Deployment

h.264

Canvas

Writeable Image

ColorPickeri18n

LinuxOpenJFX

SWT integration

for Windows and Mac OS X

WebView JavaScript-to-Java

FXML

Web history

PixelWriter

Windows

Swing integration

Hardware Accelerated Graphics

UI Controls

Charts

Charts

HTML5

e(fx)clipse

GroovyFX ScalaFX


JavaFX Deployments


Fun with Mac App Store and OpenJFX!

http://openjdk.java.net/projects/openjfx

http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa

JavaFX technology holds a lot of promise

and developing it in an open-source

manner only makes it more so. We would

like to contribute to this project just like

we contribute to OpenJDK.

-- Deepak Bhole, Red Hat


JavaFX 8 and Beyond

Multi-Touch

Scene Builder Advanced Cells

Embedded

Performance

Rich Text3D

Snapshot

Printing

Accessibility

UI Controls Public API

for Linux

ARMComplex characters

SwingNode

TreeTableView

Maven

IntelliJ


RoadmapJavaFX

20152013 2014

JDK 8 (Q1 2014)• Lambda

• JVM Convergence

• JavaScript Interop

• JavaFX 8

– 3D API

– Java SE Embedded support

– Enhanced HTML5 support

7u40• Java Flight Recorder in JDK

• Native memory tracking

• Java Discovery Protocol

• App Store Packaging tools

JDK 9• Jigsaw

• Interoperability

• Optimizations

• Cloud

• Ease of Use

• JavaFX JSR

NetBeans IDE 7.3• New hints and refactoring

• Scene Builder Support



Scene Builder 2.0• JavaFX 8 support

• Enhanced Java IDE support



SceneBuilder 3.0• JavaFX 9 support

Apr CPU• Java Client

Security

Enhancements

2016

JDK 8.1 (Q3 2014)• Deterministic G1

• JMC 6

• Improved JRE installer

• App bundling

enhancements

JDK 8.2

Scene Builder 1.1• Linux support


JavaFX 3D DemonstrationJim Weaver


@javaFXpert


Java Embedded Strategy

x86 Architecture/Windows OS

Standards Based Hardware & Software

Proprietary Hardware & Software

1960 - 1985

Host Era

2006 - 2025

Internet of Things

1985-2006

PC Era

The 3rd IT Revolution


World

Population

Connected

Devices

Connected

Devices Per

Person

6.3 Billion 6.8 Billion 7.2 Billion 7.6 Billion

500 Million 12.5 Billion 25 Billion 50 Billion

0.08 1.84 6.583.47

2003 2010 20202015

Source: Cisco, April 2013

More

connected

devices

than

people


Use Case: City Automation & Traffic Management

•Automatic number

plate recognition

•Red-light violation

detection

•Traffic jam detection

•Vehicle location

system

•Geo-fences

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/epsos/5591761716/


Use Case: Industrial Automation•High-speed data

collection and

analysis

•Local storage and

historical analysis

•Filtering, correlation

and pattern matching

of real-world data

Source: Rockwell Automation


Use Case: Retail Machines

•Demand-based

refrigeration to conserve

energy

•Dynamically changing

prices based on weather

and demand

• Inventory management

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/61360523@N04/7183848790/


Use Case: Transportation & Telemetry

•Location tracking

•Container contents

monitoring

• Intrusion detection

•Temperature and

pressure monitoring

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/9979792@N04/2984873350/


Use Case: Remote Patient Monitoring

•Data evaluation for

potential health

problems

•Automatic alerts to

caregivers and

healthcare providers

•Historical data analysis


Use Case: Home Automation

•Real-time pricing with

adaptive intelligence for

carbon footprint

reduction

•Automatic water usage

metering enables

conservation

• Intrusion detection


Looking Behind the Covers

Home Gateway

Solar panel micro-grid

controller

Smart Appliance

Smart Thermostat

Plug-in car charging

station controller

Security Controller

Smart Meter

IP

IP

IP

Z-Wave

ZigBeeIP

Utilities Company

Billing & Demand/Response

Meter Data Management

Appliance Company

Applications Provisioning

Security Company

Events Processing System

IP

IP

Complex network of smart devices communicating with business applications


A New Set of Challenges

• Multitude and variety of

devices

• Security, privacy, reliablity

• Remoteness, no human

control

• Provisioning, management

and monitoring

• Data flow and analytics

• Interoperability and

standards

What keeps you awake at night?

• Long device lifecycle

• Connectivity, cost,

infrastructure, bandwidth

• Device cost, power

requirements

• Developer productivity

• Development cost, skill sets,

re-use

• Time-to-market


Java Delivers Technical Value

• Standards based

• Vast developer base

• Mature development and run-time environment

• Supported on small to large devices

• Seamless integration with backend services: filtering,

data movement, data management, analytics, security

• Provides a complete end to end platform to develop

standards based services


Platform

Footprint

Device

CPU/

GPU/I-OARM 7 Cortex M ARM9/11 MIPS32/Intel Atom/ARM CortexA/PPC

50KB-1MB

1MB-10MB

10MB-100MB

Oracle Java Embedded Offering Today

Java card

OJEC

MEDIUM

SE-E

LARGE

ME-E

SMALLSECURITY


Current Embedded Releases

Java ME Embedded 3.3

Runtime for small embedded

devices: Microcontroller

class platforms

Java Embedded Suite 7.0

Pre-integrated full featured

Java Embedded Platform

EDGE DEVICES GATEWAYS/CONCENTRATORS

Embedded

Enterprise Data & Applications

DB3.1.1

OEP Embedded

Filter, correlate

and process

streaming events

in real-time

New

New


RoadmapEmbedded Java

20162012 2013 2014

Java Embedded Suite 7

•SE Embedded 7

•GlassFish for Embedded

•Java DB

Java SE Embedded 8 • Complete JVM convergence

• Additional compact profiles

• JavaFX for Embedded

Java Embedded Suite 8• Extensible framework to allow

simple integration of new services

NetBeans IDE 8•Java ME/SE 8 Embedded

support


•Microcontroller support

•Device Access APIs

Java ME SDK 3.2

•Embedded emulator

•Eclipse integration

Java Embedded 9

•JDK9

•Modularity based on Jigsaw

•Additional Embedded device

APIs

•Ease of Development


•Enhanced device access

•Footprint optimization &

configuration tools

•Raspberry Pi, Keil F200, QSC

6270, Windows

Java ME SDK 3.3

•Improved developer tooling &

experience for ME-Embedded

Oracle Event Processing for

Java Embedded 11.1.1.7.1

•Real-time data capture and

analysis for embedded devices

Java ME Embedded 8•Java ME 8

•Standardized Embedded API

•New on-device debugging

architecture

Java ME SDK 8

•Improved developer tooling &

experience

NetBeans IDE 9

•Java ME/SE 9

Embedded support

•Jigsaw support

NetBeans IDE 7.3

•Improved ME Emb. support

•New hints and refactoring

•HTML 5, Scene Builder


Java EE StrategyCameron Purdy

Vice President

Cloud Application Foundation and Java EE

@cpurdy


Java EE Focus and Direction

Standard: For Developing Enterprise Applications

Modularity: Supporting modular design

Extensibility: Embracing innovation

Portability: Across vendors, across clouds

Productivity: For Enterprise Java Developers


Java EE Community

GlassFish87 promoted builds

2 Releases

shipped

Java EE 7

1 HUGE COMMUNITY

14 active

JSRs

16 spec

leads

32

companies 187 experts

Java EE 726 active projects, active

and transparent mailing lists


Building More Community with Adopt-a-JSRHave Your JUG Adopt!

http://glassfish.org/adoptajsr


And Over 9 MILLION Java Developers Globally

Java EE 6 Everywhere


Java EE Past, Present, & Future

May 1998

Enterprise

Java Platform

Dec 1999

10 specs

Robustness

Sep 20110

13 specs

Web Services

Nov 2003

20 specs

Ease of

Development

May 2006

23 specs

Lightweight

Dec 2009

28 specs

Productivity

& HTML5

Q2 2013

32+ specs

JPE

Project

J2EE 1.3

CMP,

Connector

Architecture

Java EE 5

Ease of

Development,

Annotations,

EJB 3.0, JPA,

JSF, Updated

Web Services

J2EE 1.4Web

Services

Mgmt,

Deployment,

Async

Connector

Java EE 6

Pruning,

Extensibility

Ease of Dev,

CDI, JAX-RS

Web Profile

Servlet 3.0,

EJB 3.1 Lite

Java EE 7

JMS 2.0,

Batch, TX

Interceptors,

Concurrency

HTML5:

WebSocket,

JSON

Web Profile

JAX-RS 2.0

J2EE 1.2Servlet, JSP,

EJB, JMS

RMI/IIOP


Java EE 7

Concurrency

Batch

Applications

JSON API

WebSocket

JMS 2.0

JAX-RS 2.0

EL 3.0

Expanded CDI

& REST Support

Broad Industry

Participation

Build on EE 6

Momentum

Java EE 7 – Design Objectives


EJB 3.2

Servlet 3.1

CDI

Extensions

Bea

n V

ali

da

tio

n 1

.1

Batch 1.0

Web

Fragments

Java EE 7 JSRs

JCA 1.7JMS 2.0JPA 2.1

Managed Beans 1.0

Concurrency 1.0Common

Annotations 1.1

Interceptors

1.2, JTA 1.2CDI 1.1

JSF 2.2,

JSP 2.3,

EL 3.0

JAX-RS 2.0,

JAX-WS 2.2JSON 1.0

WebSocket

1.0


Java EE 7 for 2013

• Scale to build dynamic HTML 5 Apps

– WebSockets, JSON, Servlet 3.1 NIO, Server Sent Events, REST

@ServerEndpoint("/echo")

public class EchoBean {

@OnMessage

public String echo(String message) {

return message;

}

}

• Continued Productivity Focus – More API pruning, built on Java SE 7,

broader uptake of Dependency Injection

– Concurrency and Batch


Java EE DemonstrationArun Gupta


@arungupta


And There Is More – Java EE Next StepsCloud, Thin Server Architecture, NoSQL and More!

Java EE

Next Steps

PaaS

Enablement

Multi-

TenancyNoSQL

JSON-B

StateManagement

Thin Server

Architecture

Concurrency

Storage


4.0

Java EE 7 – Try the Latest Builds!

http://download.java.net/glassfish/4.0/promoted


Learn More - Attend the Java EE 7 Launch!

• June 13, 2013, 1:00 PM JPT

• Special Guests

– Hasan Rizvi, Executive Vice

President, Oracle

– Cameron Purdy, Vice President

Development, Oracle

– Anil Gaur, Vice President

Development, Oracle

• With live Q&A!


Java Community“You make the future Java”Sharat Chander

Group Director – Java Technology Outreach

@sharat_chander


“You make the future Java”

• Join OTN: http://oracle.com/otn

• Java YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/java

• Java Magazine: http://www.oracle.com/javamagazine

• Java Newsletter: http://www.oracle.com/subscribe

• Java Developer Days: http://events.oracle.com

Continue to Learn


“You make the future Java”

• Join/Create a JUG: http://java.net/jugs

• Participate in the JCP: http://jcp.org

• Adopt a JSR: http://adoptajsr.java.net

• Join Java on Facebook: http://facebook.com/ilovejava

• Follow Java on Twitter: http://twitter.com/java

Get Involved


New Executive Committee Additions to the JCP

Cinterion

Credit Suisse

Fujitsu

(Hiroshi Yoshida)

HP

CloudBees

London Java Community

http://jcp.org


Java User Groups

https://home.java.net/jugs/java-user-groups


Japan Java User Group“Getting Involved in the Java Community”

Yusuke Suzuki

Japan JUG Leader

@yusuke_arclamp


デベロッパーとして成長しよう！

– 最新情報が得られる場所

– Javaについて詳しい人と話せる場所

– 悩みを共有したら解決のきっかけが得られるかも

なぜコミュニティが重要か


会員：2054名（2013年5月現在）

主な活動

– クロスコミュニティカンファレンス：年2回の1日イベント

– ナイトセミナー：月1回の夜2時間イベント

– 週末ハンズオン：週末半～1日のハンズオン（計画中）

– 地方への講師派遣

– 国際会議への参加

今年の方針

– Java SE 8/EE 7

– 地方JUGやJava関連UGとの連携強化

日本Javaユーザーグループ（JJUG）


毎月第4水曜日@ORACLE青山

2時間（19：00 - 21:00）

– Lambdaハンズオン

– スタックマシンとしてのJava VM

– Javaだけじゃない入門Jenkins

– イマドキの現場で使えるJavaライブラリ事情

– 入門 Javaコアテクノロジー（初心者向け）

– HTML5 ♡ Java

– Java基礎講座（初心者向け）

– Javaで作られたOSS製品

– …

ナイトセミナー


9:30 - 22:00 ＠ベルサール西新宿

19セッション＋懇親会

– Java FX、Java EE 7、 Project

Lambda、 Type Annotation、JVM

– Java読書会ライブ

– ニコニコAndroid開発

– 失敗から学ぶAPI設計

– 地方における勉強会事情

– ...

参加者：280名（懇親会：53名）

次回は秋！

JJUG CCC Spring 2013


メーリングリスト

Twitter: @JJUG

サイト： http://www.java-users.jp

情報の入手方法


1. JJUGのホームページに行くhttp://www.java-users.jp

2. 右上の「JJUGについて」から「入会案内」をクリック

3. 「会員登録ページ」をクリック

4. メールアドレスを登録！

参加の方法


まだ参加していない人は

– まずはMLから

– イベントにも遊びに来てください

すでに参加している人は…

– 講演者になろう

– 幹事会に参加しよう

企業の方へ

– イベントを支援してJavaエンジニアにアピールしてください

参加をお待ちしています


Global JavaOne Events

San Francisco, USASeptember 22 – 26, 2013

Sao Paulo, BrazilDecember 2013

Shanghai, ChinaJuly 23 – 25, 2013

Calendar Year 2013

http://oracle.com/javaone


JavaFX 3D in 7 Minutes

Jim Weaver


Oracle Corporation

@JavaFXpert

[email protected]


JavaFX 3D Use Cases

■ Inventory and Process

Visualization

■ Scientific and Engineering

Visualization

■ 3D Charting

■ Mechanical CAD and CAE

■ Medical Imaging

77

■ Product Marketing

■ Architectural Design and

Walkthroughs

■ Advanced User Experience

■ Mission Planning

■ Training

■ Entertainment


JavaFX 3D Use Cases

■ Inventory and Process

Visualization

■ Scientific and Engineering

Visualization

■ 3D Charting

■ Mechanical CAD and CAE

■ Medical Imaging

78

■ Product Marketing

■ Architectural Design and

Walkthroughs

■ Advanced User Experience

■ Mission Planning

■ Training

■ Entertainment


Inventory and Process Visualization Example

79


3D Model of the Cranes

80


“JavaFX 3D gives you the ability to use 3D geometry, cameras, and lights in JavaFX.”


3D Geometry, Cameras and Lights

(fundamental elements of JavaFX 3D)


Mesh Geometry (3D Shapes)

■ Predefined shapes

■ Box

■ Cylinder

■ Sphere

■ User-defined shapes

■ Using TriangleMesh / MeshView

83


3D Materials and Textures

■ PhongMaterial has these properties

■ Ambient color

■ Diffuse color, diffuse map

■ Specular color, specular map

■ Specular power

■ Bump map

■ Self-illumination map

85

https://wikis.oracle.com/display/OpenJDK/3D+Features

https://wikis.oracle.com/display/OpenJDK/3D+Features


Duke’s nose has a Diffuse Map texture

86


This planet has a Bump Map texture

87


UV Mapping Textures to Shapes

88

Tip: A texture is a 2D image to be mapped on a 3D surface

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:UVMapping.png

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:UVMapping.png


Placing a Texture on a Sphere

89


Placing a Texture on a Sphere

90


3D Lights

■ Lights are nodes in the scene graph

■ PointLight

■ AmbientLight

■ Default light provided if no active lights

91


Lights, Camera, Action!


Playing with JavaFX 3D


Start Here: http://javafxcommunity.com

http://javafxcommunity.com/


Download JDK 8 Early Access Releasehttp://jdk8.java.net

http://jdk8.java.net/


When should you download JDK 8 EA ???

イッヤルカ ?



今でしょ



今でしょ (^_^)


Jim Weaver


Oracle Corporation

@JavaFXpert

[email protected]


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