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New Features in Java EE 6.0

Author : Sutha
Topic : java-ee-6-0  
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4.Pruning the Features

In the past releases, none of the features has been completely removed from the specification. This become drawback for the SDK in terms of size and the installation time. So, the experts comitee decided to remove the features from the specification if the feature is not widely used by the developers or any alternatives available for the same feature. Here the removal may not happen immediately since it might break the past releases. The removal process will go through several steps before it is completely removed.

It is performed in the multistep process where a feature is declared in one release may be moved as optional component in the next release. The JSR has few proposals for initial pruning of features. The two suggested proposals are JAX-RPC and EJB CMP.Here JAX-RPC is replaced by the JAX-WS and EJB CMP is replaced by JPA with more simplified manner.

5.Summary

In this article I have explained what are the new features in Java EE 6.0. This is only the introduction article and there is lot of changes are coming in Java EE 6.0 version. keep watching the section, we will publish more articles on the different topics. The notable changes in the Java EE 6.0 version is Servlets 3.0, Web Beans 1.0 and the Profiles. Apart from these three improvements, lot of small changes in the new version.

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