java persistence 2.0_JSR 317: JavaTM Persistence 2.0 (JPA2.0)

Status:In Progress

JCP version in use:2.7

Java Specification Participation Agreement version in use: 2.0

Description:

The Java Persistence API is the Java API for the management of

persistence and object/relational mapping for Java EE and Java SE

environments.

Please direct comments on this JSR to: jsr-317-public

Stage

Access

Start

Finish

Proposed Final Draft

26 Mar, 2009

Public Review Ballot

09 Dec, 2008

15 Dec, 2008

Public Review

14 Nov, 2008

15 Dec, 2008

Early Draft Review

02 May, 2008

01 Jun, 2008

Expert Group Formation

01 Aug, 2007

JSR Review Ballot

17 Jul, 2007

30 Jul, 2007

2.18 Please provide a description of the business terms for the

Specification, RI and TCK that will apply when this JSR is final.

Pursuant to Section 2.2.1 of the Java Community Process version 2.6,

the following is a summary of Sun's anticipated principal license terms

and conditions for the JSR, Java Persistence API, version 2.0. The

business terms for the Java Persistence API, version 2.0 have not

changed from those for the Java Persistence API, version 1.0 and they

impose no new restrictions.

In addition to delivering the Reference Implementation (RI) and TCK

pursuant to existing contractual obligations, if and where applicable,

Sun terms will be:

The Java Persistence API, version 2.0 Technology Compatibility Kit

(TCK) will be available both as a standalone TCK and included as part

of the Java EE 6 Compatibility Test Suite (CTS). The Java Persistence

API, version 2.0 Reference Implementation (RI) will be available both

separately and as part of the Java EE 6 RI.

Non-Commercial Use

As required by the Java Specification Participation Agreement

(JSPA), the Java Persistence API, version 2.0 TCK will be licensed at

no charge without support to qualified not-for-profit entities. Such

qualification will be verified by the Compatibility Testing Scholarship

Program. Support may also be provided at no charge with approval of the

scholarship board. For more information, please refer

to: http://java.sun.com/scholarship/.

The RI will be available at no cost under an open source license.

Commercial Use

Covers all use that doesn't fall under "Non-Commercial Use" above.

Java Persistence API, version 2.0 Java Licensee Engineering (JLE)

support, available for a fee not to exceed $50k, is required for

commercial use for each Marketed Product* which implements the Java

Persistence API, version 2.0 specification. TCK JLE support includes

access, updates and upgrades to the TCK at no additional charge.

Java Persistence API, version 2.0 RI and TCK JLE and marketing

support will be made available at no extra charge to Java EE licensees

under their Java EE business terms.

The RI will also be made available at no cost under an open source license for commercial use.

For purposes of these terms:

Marketed Product is intended to describe a licensee's product that

has its own differentiation and marketing collateral. It may comprise

one price list entry, or in some cases multiple entries (for example,

to account for different localizations or delivery packaging). By way

of example, in terms of Sun's product line we wouldn't consider Sun's

Java Application Server to be a Marketed Product, but Sun's Java

Application Server Platform Edition, Standard Edition, and Enterprise

Edition are 3 Marketed Products. Sun's Java Studio Enterprise is a

fourth Marketed Product.