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The Aquarium is a multi-modal (blog and online webinar) group effort that provides news relevant to the GlassFish community.

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Waiting for Godot, Migrating to JavaEE 6, and Other Highlights from Nov 21th, 2009
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Today is Nov 21th, 2009.

News shorts of interest to our communities, including:
New date for EU review of Oracle/Sun acquisition, getting closer to v3 fcs, new OpenESB and OpenDS releases, Devoxx whiteboards, new customers and japanese event, and more.

Waiting for Godot
I read Waiting for Godot for HS, but I didn't expect to live it...

On the Road to GlassFish v3
We are getting very close. The buzz around JavaEE 6 and GFv3 at #devoxx was very positive; some more links:

New Releases
Final and Release Candidates releases:

More Devoxx
Devoxx is over.  By all accounts, a successful show.

GlassFish Customers and Events
New customers; new events

Other News

Eclipse Gemini Proposal - Enterprise Modules Project

A new Eclipse proposal (Eclipse Development Process: Pre-Proposal and Proposal) has just been posted at Eclipse.org.

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Quoting from the proposal, the scope of the Gemini project is two-fold:

• Integration of existing Java enterprise technologies into module-based platforms; and
• Implementation of enterprise specifications for module-based platforms

The initial emphasis is on standards developed by the OSGi Enterprise Expert Group.

Gemini is organized under 6 subprojects, each seeded with contributions from SpringSource or Oracle and the overall lead for the project is Mike Keith. The project mentors are Wayne Beaton, Doug Clarke and Adrian Colyer.

Java Closures at Devoxx and Other Highlights from Nov 19th, 2009
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A summary of today's news of interest to our communities.

Today is Nov 19th, 2009. One more day to go at Devoxx, some Terracotta news and more GlassFish Events. The Java EE 6 specs are in voting right now, and we are still awaiting Godot.

Note - this is an experiment to flush out the daily news that otherwise we can't cover due to limited time. Let us know how the format works for you.

Terracotta News

Bumped into Alex Miller's blog and it has several posts worth mentioning:

Devoxx Updates

New GlassFish Events

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Contributors to TheAquarium include Alexis, Andi, Arun, Binod, Eduard/o (editor), Frank K, Giuseppe, James, Pat and others.

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