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Java News Brief (JNB): The Real-Time Specification for Java

Don Busch has written an in depth article for this month's OCI Java News Brief (JNB) about the Real-Time Specification for Java.

It's hard to believe but this stuff is JSR-1. (Even our beloved Java Generics has a JSR number of 14.)

Don Busch: The Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ) aims to change that perception by enhancing the Java platform with capabilities required by real-time applications. The RTSJ team members believe that the Real-Time Specification for Java will be the first real-time programming language to be both technologically and commercially successful. That's a very strong statement which will undoubtedly provoke debate, but it also indicates the scope of the capabilities and enhancements in RTSJ.

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