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It's clear that we are headed for continued change in enterprise Java. Business requirements are changing, with the rise of SOA and a richer web experience. Scripting languages and productivity frameworks such as Ruby on Rails are placing welcome pressure on enterprise Java to enable developers t...

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It's clear that we are headed for continued change in enterprise Java. Business requirements are changing, with the rise of SOA and a richer web experience. Scripting languages and productivity frameworks such as Ruby on Rails are placing welcome pressure on enterprise Java to enable developers to deliver results quicker. The traditional application server seems less and less relevant in today's environment--especially as transformational technologies such as OSGi move to center stage. In this keynote, Rod Johnson will consider where tomorrow's innovation will come from in enterprise Java. How will the role of the JCP change? Will other standards bodies play a role? Will end users be more empowered--and how can you help to shape the future? How will the continued rise of open source affect the platform--especially with Sun's recent embrace of open source, and the emergence of a significant and sustainable open source industry?

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