Real-time Specification for Java 2.0, currently in public review, has implications for mobile computing, massive scaling, and embedded programming for IoT. Topics Spotlight: Advancing IT Leadership ...

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Real-time response is a requirement in Java application domains such as banking, online collaboration, and games development, as well as for safety critical applications used in hospitals ...

Threads and Scheduling The RTSJ allows non-real-time, soft-real-time and hard-real-time activities to coexist within a single Java application. In addition to the standard java.lang.Thread (JLT) ...

A Java processor which will run real-time applications has been demonstrated by aJile Systems. Java has gained acceptance as an embedded platform, where it is offered as an alternative to embedded ...

The software, currently under development, represents the first implementation of the proposed Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ) profile for safetycritical and resource-constrained applications.

In military projects now under way, such as the U.S. Navy's DDX battleship or the Pentagon's effort to create a networked battlefield that would connect soldiers and their commanders, Java may play a ...

The Real-Time Specification for Java has been ... In addition, the J Consortium has introduced extensions to the Java language, which means applications could not be compiled using standard ...

Standard Java has been found unsuitable for many embedded applications, but real-time and mission-critical enhancements are remolding the language. Hard real-time Java was formalized in JSR-1.

Sun Microsystems Inc. is working with industry partners to develop a preliminary specification for real-time Java that it hopes to deliver by the end of this month, James Gosling, a Sun fellow and ...