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What's New

Java Warehouse Goes International
Sun is opening the Java Warehouse to developers in selected countries. Developers in these countries can submit applications for free distribution in the U.S.

Deep Dive Video Interview
Learn more about the Java Warehouse and Java Store in this Deep Dive with Bernard Traversat, the Director of Engineering for the Java Store.

Java Store Adds a Cash Register
Sun announces partnership with PayPal to support for-fee applications in the Java Store enabling developers in the US the ability to make money from their desktop Java and JavaFX applications. Learn more

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The Basics

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Developer Program Updates

Application testing has been streamlined. Developers in selected countries can now submit applications for free distribution in the U.S.
For existing developers, free membership is extended to January 1, 2010.
For new developers, $50 membership fees now apply.
Updated Terms of Use and new Supplemental Terms for For-Fee Applications have been posted.
Application testing has been streamlined.
JRE and JavaFX versions are read directly from your JAR.
JOAL, LWJGL, and JXTA JXSE libraries are now available.
Selecting All Permissions is disabled if you upload an unsigned JAR.

The Java Warehouse is the repository for Java and JavaFX applications submitted by developers for distribution through the Java Store to hundreds of millions of desktops worldwide. It comprises this developer information site and the Developer Portal.

The Java Warehouse Developer Portal is the developer-facing website where developers can register for the Java Warehouse Developer Program and submit their applications to the Java Warehouse for distribution in storefronts, such as the Java Store.

The Java Warehouse is initially targeted at Java and JavaFX applications meant to run on the desktop with initial distribution through the Java Store. In the future, the Java Warehouse wiill stock applications meant for Mobile, TV, and cross-screen applications. Future storefronts customized from the Java Store are planned to become available through partnerships, allowing for increased distribution of applications.

The Java Store is a consumer-focused storefront for distributing Java and JavaFX desktop applications. The Java Store lets consumers discover and safely acquire community-provided applications. The Java Store was built using JavaFX technology. Please visit the Java Store website for more information on the Java Store.

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Mac OSX 10.5.x with JRE-6u13

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