Hi, Doing some testing with Java modules, I found the Java EE 8 API has a splitted package problem on JTA. This was fixed on a JTA MR but it was done after Java EE 8 went final [1]. This is only a pro

I hope we have a chance to decide ;)

I can imagine the answer, but is there a possibility that we could provide a pull request for this now? Regards, Guillermo González de Agüero

Hi Bill, Sorry, I wasn't able to look at the JAR contents the other day and I only checked the POM. What we have now is, as you said, a JAR which contains all the API classes on it. Its pom declares a

Excuse me all for flooding. The JSF dependency I was seeing is Mojarra implementation, which I don't think belongs there: <dependency> <groupId>org.glassfish</groupId> <artifactId>javax.faces</artifac

Sorry Lukas, didn't look at the content of the POM. Looks like you already took care of this. That's just great. I see some implementation APIs there though for JSF and JavaMail. Could that APIs be al

Thanks, now I see. The last one seems to be from June. Could you please consider mi suggestion about the artifact layout? Regards, Guillermo González de Agüero

I can't see it on https://maven.java.net/content/repositories/snapshots/javax/ and I haven't heard of any snapshots being published. I thought that would need to wait until all specs were final. Regar

Hi all, Java EE 8 is near release and I'd like to request a simple change on the artifact layout that is published to Maven central. Until Java EE 7 the artifact contained all the API classes packaged

Hi Jens, As I read it, it just means that application servers won't need to provide remote EJBs based on RMI-IIOP starting from Java EE 8. Remote EJBs will still have the same features, although vendo

Reading it a bit more thoroughly, "Proposed Optional" just means that a future Java EE version could make it optional. It will still be required to work on Java EE 8, but the EG can make it definitely

Hi, The new Java EE site states the tutorial sources have been archived [1]. Github really simplifies contributions over the old java.net site, and I the tutorial is a very valuable piece of the Java