java - Most promising new JSRs? -
Recently I have picked up a very useful web service framework (JX-RS aka JSR-311; And its rocket implementation implementation), and a nifty verification library ("Bean Validation API", JSR-303).
Both of these JSR relatives are new, which makes me wonder what I am missing - given that there are hundreds of JSRs, tracking them all with different levels of progress, activity and ability. It is not easy.
I have mentioned beyond that what others have promised and pay attention to
: On the OSGi model based on Dynamic Component Support for Java ™,
, it would be very interesting to integrate into Java.
But finally selected (Java module dependency) ... from the current JDK 7 implementation.
In the meantime, there are;)
As the article "representative" is described in the ions of module dependency ":
JSR One of the main differences between 291 and JSR 277 is the way in which module dependency is represented, satisfied and managed. [...] More important differences predict the behavior of the collection of modules Is related to the requirement. It is important.
With JSR 291 , an external management system is capable of reading dependency announcements in each module And apply these rules
With JSR 277 When import policies are used, the situation is very different the behavior of an import policy The only way to determine it is to execute it . But still, there is no guarantee in it If the dependencies are missing, then the import policy is not worth testing to determine how missing dependencies can be satisfied.
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