This is a user group for Jakarta EE and MicroProfile in Japan.
Enterprise Java technology, which began with Java EE (J2EE), has now been renamed Jakarta EE and MicroProfile. It continues to evolve under the Eclipse Foundation as a vendor-neutral, community-driven initiative.
In addition to the reliability and compatibility traditionally required for enterprise systems, innovative technologies for cloud-native systems are also being addressed.
If you are interested in Jakarta EE or MicroProfile, the standard specifications for server-side Java, we encourage you to join us.
An anti-harassment policy is a code of conduct established to ensure that participants and stakeholders can engage safely and with dignity. Its purpose is to create an environment where everyone can participate free from discomfort and human rights violations.
Harassment includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Verbal or Behavioral Attacks: Demeaning or insulting remarks and conduct targeting an individual's character or attributes such as gender, age, race, religion, disability, or sexual orientation.
- Physical Harassment: Inappropriate physical contact, unwelcome following or stalking, and intimidating behavior.
- Digital and Online Harassment: Defamation, slander, or trolling on social media and online chats, as well as unauthorized photography, audio recording, or video recording.
- Disruption of Events and Discussions: Deliberate disruption of sessions or presentations, and unfounded personal attacks (constructive critique and discussion are not restricted).
If you witness or experience any harassment, please contact us via our inquiry form.
