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Java News Roundup: JDK 25 in Rampdown, JDK 26 Expert Group, Hibernate Search, Project Crema
- This Java news roundup covers various updates in the Java ecosystem, including JDK 25 in Rampdown Phase One and the formation of the JDK 26 Expert Group.
- JEP 509, JFR CPU-Time Profiling, is targeted for JDK 25 to enhance CPU-time profiling in the JDK Flight Recorder on Linux OS.
- JDK 25 has entered Rampdown Phase One with a finalized set of 18 features for the GA release in September 2025, making it the next LTS release after JDK 21.
- JSR 401 for JDK 26 has been approved, forming an expert group with members from Azul Systems, Oracle, Eclipse Foundation, and SAP SE.
- Eclipse JNoSQL 1.1.8 release introduces support for Graph NoSQL databases and a new JNoSQL extension for Quarkus extensions.
- Hibernate Search 8.0.0.Final release brings bug fixes, ORM 7.0.0 compatibility, improved integration with Hibernate Models, and metrics aggregation support.
- Helidon 4.2.3 release includes enhancements like X-Content-Type-Options header addition and resolution for missing query parameters.
- Open Liberty 25.0.0.6-beta release features Microprofile Health 4.0, file-based health check, and new attributes for better compatibility.
- Grails 7.0.0 milestone release focuses on bug fixes, artifact name repackaging, and source code refactoring into the grails-core repository.
- JBang 0.126.0 release offers bug fixes, documentation improvements, and LazyResourceRef for lazy loading of resources from remote locations.
- Project Crema, a new Oracle Labs project, aims to enhance Native Image's closed-world assumption by enabling dynamic loading of classes at runtime.
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