For several years now, real-time versions of Java from smaller companies such as Aonix, Aicas and Apogee Software have jousted for market share. Now, large companies such as Sun Microsystems Inc. and ...

Sun’s Java Real-Time System runs all the programs written for Java Standard Edition, but also has extensions that guarantee the software can respond within a certain amount of time to critical events.

The WildFly project has released version 42 of its Java application server, adding virtual-thread support in Jakarta Concurrency resources while setting a timetable for ending Java 17 support in a ...