2019 JCP Program Year End Summary

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JCP Program Activities
2019 Year End Summary
Heather VanCura
Director & Chair, JCP Program
Twitter @heathervc
April 2020

• Membership/Participation
• Executive Committee & Elections
• Active JSRs
• Spec Leadership
• Expert Group Participation
• Inactive JSRs/Renewal Ballots
• Awards
• Appendix: List of all Active JSRs
Agenda

• JCP Membership increased by 3% to 1131 in 2019, including cancellations
(1101 Members in 2018).
• Membership distribution:
– 75% Individuals
– 15% Corporate
– 10% Non-Profit
•
Membership

• Membership distribution by type:
• Increase in Associate & Partner/JUGs, Decrease in Non-Profit & Full
Individual Members
- 51% Associate Members (45% last year)
- 8% Partner/JUG Members (2% last year)
- 3% Non-Profit Members (6% last year)
- 15% Corporate Members (same as last year)
- 23% Individual Full Members (32% last year)
Membership by Location

• Membership distribution by location:
– 33% North America.
– 36% Europe, Middle East, Africa.
– 16% Asia, Oceania.
– 15% South America.
• Decrease in EMEA region; increase in South America.
Membership by Location

• JCP Membership Renewal Effort began October 2017 – JUGs and
Individuals focus.
• We have been migrating Individual & JUG Memberships to Associate &
Partner Memberships (as applicable).
Membership Updates

JCP Membership (2007-2019)
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Membership

• 16,896 total Registered users (includes Members and Non Members);
13,688 in 2018, ~19% increase from 2018.
• 2,858 are Members, 17%
– 1735 associated w/Corporate Members (61%).
– 846 are Individual Members (30%).
– 273 are associated w/Non-Profit Members (9%).
• 14,038 users are Non-Members, 83%
Participation

• Fall Annual Election: Voter participation - 30% overall; 28% for Full and
Partner Members, and 32% for Associate Members.
• https://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/elections/2019.html
• The EC now has 21 Members total.
• Ratified Seats: ARM, Fujitsu, IBM, Intel, SouJava
• Elected: Tomitribe, Twitter
• Associate: Marcus Biel, Ken Fogel
EC Elections

EC Elections Participation % (2007-2019)
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Percent Voting

• 14 Active JSRs (16 in 2018)*.
– 2 new JSRs started (4 in 2018).
– 3 JSRs completed (3 in 2018).
• Active JSRs by stages.
• 2 in EG Formation.
• 2 in Public Review stage.
• 3 in Final Release.
• 6 in Maintenance.
• 1 Withdrawn.
Active JSRs
*Active JSRs include JSRs that started,
completed, issued a maintenance
release, published a draft, or went to
ballot in the last 12 months.

JSR Activity Summary (2007-2019)
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10
20
30
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80
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Active
New
Inactive

• Target platforms:
– Java SE: 3 JSRs.
– Java SE & EE: 1 JSR.
– Server/Embedded/Desktop:
7 JSRs.
– All platforms: 3JSRs.
Target Platforms of all Active JSRs
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
All Platforms
Embedded Desktop
SE & EE
Java SE

• Total JSRs: 417 (390 JSRs, 27 900 JSRs):
– Active JSRs: 14
– Inactive JSRs: 3
– Dormant JSRs: 25
– Final JSRs: 259
– Withdrawn JSRs: 99
– Rejected JSRs: 14
Summary of JSR Stages
Active
Inactive
Dormant
Final
Withdrawn
Rejected

• 9 Entities; 4 Organizations and 5
Individuals played a Spec Lead role in 14
Active JSRs.
Spec Leadership – Active JSRs
Entity Total JSRs
Oracle 10
I Grimstad 1
Eclipse 1
aicas 1
Ingenit 1
G Luck 1
W Keil, J Dautelle, O
Santana
1
Oracle
ingenit
Eclipse
W Keil
J Dautelle

• 91 different Members have led
the 417 JSRs.
• 84% of Members lead 1-2 JSRs.
• 16% lead 3 or more JSRs (shown
on chart-right).
• Oracle/Sun has led 60% of all
JSRs.
Spec Leadership of All JSRs
0 50 100 150 200 250
Aicas
Hughes Software
Vodafone
Adobe Day
Ericsson
Siemens
Aplix
Red Hat
Motorola
North Sixty One
Nokia
IBM
Oracle/Sun
Members Leading 3 or More JSRs
Number

• 14 Active JSRs; 135 (170 in 2018) expert group members served on the
associated EGs.
• 37 (54 in 2018) organizations represented.
– Mostly corporations, 3 non-profits.
– Organizational EG reps often serve on multiple EGs.
– Organizations sometimes have 2 reps on a single EG.
• 28 (57 in 2018) individuals represented.
– Most individuals served on 1 EG (of an Active JSR).
• Some Individual Experts serving on 2-3 EGs.
Expert Group Participation on Active JSRs

Oracle 29 Eclipse 4 Twitter 1
Red Hat 10 Azul 6 London Java
Community
1
IBM 12 MircoDoc 1 SAP 5
SAP 6 Fujitsu 2 HPE 1
Google 3 V2COM 1 BNY Melon 1
Golman Sachs 2 Software AG 1 Tomitribe 1
TMax 3 Hazelcast 2 SouJava 1
Ivar Grimstad 2 Intel 1 Alibaba 1
Organizational and EC representation on EGs
Members with >= 3 reps on Active JSRs
plus EC members (in yellow).

• 417 JSRs; 4100 expert group members served on the associated EGs.
– 884 distinct JCP Members providing Experts.
– 3540 Experts representing 406 Corporations.
– 453 Individual Experts serving 692 times.
– 107 Experts representing 23 Institutions or JUGs.
Expert Group Membership – All JSRs

Oracle 834 Samsung 37 SAS 24
IBM 198 Borland 34 Aplix 26
RedHat 111 Tmax 32 Orange 25
Motorola 105 Sony 43 Cisco 24
Nokia 133 Novell 32 Werner Keil 23
SAP 102 Adobe 50 Philips 22
Siemens 76 Symbian 32 Progress 25
HP 63 RIM 31 Sharp 20
Fujitsu 53 Vodafone 27 Intel 20
Ericsson 47 Google 27 Doug Lea 19
Apache 40 Esmertec 27 NEC 19
Pramati 36 Telecordia 26
Members Serving on EGs - All JSRs

• Renewal Ballots in 2019 (none, but 3 pending as Inactive now):
• JSR 377, Desktop|Embedded Application API (EG Formation)
• JSR 302, Critical Safety Java Technology (Early Draft Review)
• JSR 381, Visual Recognition Specification (Early Draft Review)
• Posted a draft in 2020:
• JSR 378, Portlet 3.0 Bridge for JavaServer Faces 2.2 (Public Review)
Renewal Ballots – JSRs 2.8 or above

• JCP 2.11 section 3.2.3 JSR Deadlines:
If a JSR does not begin Public Review within 18 months of first submission, or does not
reach Final Release within 6 months of commencing Public Review, then the EC shall
initiate a JSR Renewal Ballot. The PMO shall inform the Spec Lead and Expert Group of
this decision and will request the Spec Lead and Expert Group to prepare a public
statement to the EC. The JSR Renewal Ballot shall start 30 days after the request. If the
JSR Renewal Ballot is approved by the EC, then another renewal ballot cannot be
initiated for that JSR for an additional year.
Renewal Ballots – JSRs 2.8 or above

• 2019 JCP Award Winners:
– JCP PMO, Jean-Marie Dautelle, Werner Keil and Otavio Santana (JSR 385, Units of
Measurement 2.0)
– Presented at annual JCP Party during Code One San Francisco
– https://jcp.org/en/press/news/awards/2019award_nominees
Award Winners

• Meet the EC Candidates.
• Public EC Meetings (2).
– http://jcp.org/en/resources/multimedia
JCP Online Meetings

Appendix: 2019 Active JSRs

• JSR 389, Java SE 14
New JSRs

• JSR 371, Model-View-Controller (MVC 1.0) Specification
• JSR 282, RTSJ version 1.1
•
Public Review

• JSR 385, Units of Measurement API 2.0
Completed JSRs (Final Release 2018)

• JSR 107, JCACHE - Java Temporary Caching API
• JSR 199, Java Compiler API
• JSR 269, Pluggable Annotation Processing
• JSR 384 , Java SE 11
• JSR 387, Streamline the JCP Program
Maintenance Review

• JSR 382, Configuration API 1.0
Withdrawn JSRs

Thank you, merci, grazie. gracias, danke, obrigado,
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