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Welcome to the official Wiki for the Java Batch specification! This is the authoritative source for the latest information on JSR 352 - Batch Applications for the Java Platform.
See Priorities page for the 1.1 project priorities and tasks, etc.
A. TBD, at this point we’re not very actively engaged but hope to be in the near future.
A. TBD, earlier suggestions include: evolving and clarifying CDI and DI integration, and a bunch of miscellaneous other things.
At this point there are not really a set of themes, just a set of individual proposed updates that more or less stand on their own. One exception worth elaborating on probably is the effort to further evolve Batch & CDI integration, to expand a bit the common subset of DI-independent required behaviors, and to further clarify the requirements for CDI integration and the details of plugging in a DI other than CDI.
See the Priorities page for details on how to view the individual items proposed for 1.1.
A. Working assumption is that Batch 1.1. will prereq Java 8. As with the original JSR 352, this targets both the EE and SE environments. As mentioned, the plans are for inclusion in the EE 8 platform. There are no plans for inclusion in the JDK (SE platform).
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First, the basics: join the project and subscribe to the mailing list
After that, see the Priorities page for more details.
A. Join the project, (as described in the previous question’s answer). Then follow these instructions.
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May 2013 - 1.0 Final Release included in EE 7.
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Aug 2014 - 1.0 Rev A Maintenance Release
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? * - 1.1 Maintenance Release (target for inclusion in EE 9)
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Batch 1.1 work, priorities, etc.
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Reference Implementation project (RI) - sometimes known as jbatch
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Spec issues bugzilla, the official tracker of issues, suggestions, proposals, raised against the specification and TCK
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Official JSR 352 page on the JCP website, which hosts the official specification PDF documents. The latest spec update (1.0 Rev A) download page.