Java Community Process
What makes Java EE platform unique is the process of how it is specified. The standards of Java EE are developed as part of the Java Community Process (JCP). The JCP is a prime example of an industry that actively encourages participation in defining standards, not only from the few engineers involved but anybody interested in that technology. The platform comprises standards in the form of Java Specification Requests (JSR). These JSRs are not only relevant for Java and Java EE but also for technologies that build upon them, such as the Spring framework. Ultimately, the real world experience of these other technologies then again help shaping new JSRs.
During application development, and especially when encountering ...
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