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<title>Versioning in the Java Module System (Part 2)</title>
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<title>Updates on Modularity in the Java platform</title>
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<title>JSR-277 Early Draft Specification</title>
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<title>New security dialogs coming to a Tiger update near you.</title>
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<description>Sun has recently submitted the Java Module System JSR to revise the Java packaging architecture, and I am very exciting to announce that the JCP has begun voting on this JSR!</description>
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<title>Security and networking enhancements in Java Deployment</title>
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