In April 1996, 10 major operating system vendors declare JAVA technology will be embedded in their products
In September 1996, about 83,000 Web pages utilize JAVA technology to produce
1997 February 18, JDK1.1 release
1997 April 2, JavaOne conference, more than a thousand participants, a then record the scale of its kind worldwide conference
In September 1997, JavaDeveloperConnection community members over one hundred thousand
In February 1998, JDK1.1 been downloaded more than 2,000,000 times
1998 December 8, JAVA2 J2EE enterprise platform release
In June 1999, SUN Java has released three versions: Standard Edition (JavaSE, formerly J2SE), Enterprise Edition (JavaEE formerly J2EE) and Micro Edition (JavaME, formerly J2ME)
2000 May 8, JDK1.3 release
2000 May 29, JDK1.4 release
2001 June 5, NOKIA announced that by 2003, will sell 100 million mobile phones that support Java
2001 September 24, J2EE1.3 release
2002 February 26, J2SE1.4 release, since Java computing power has increased dramatically
On September 30, 2004 Ri 18:00 PM,J2SE1.5 release, another milestone in the history of the Java language development. In order to express the importance of this version, J2SE1.5 renamed Java SE 5.0
In June 2005, JavaOne Conference, SUN company publicly Java SE 6. At this point, Java's various versions have been renamed to cancel one of the numbers "2": J2EE renamed Java EE, J2SE renamed Java SE, J2ME renamed Java ME
In December 2006, SUN has released JRE6.0
April 20, 2009, Oracle's $ 7.4 billion acquisition of Sun. Java is copyrighted.
November 2010, due to Oracle Java community unfriendly, so Apache threatened to withdraw from JCP [4].
July 28, 2011, Oracle released the official version of Java7.0.
March 18, 2014, Oracle company issued a Java SE 8.
September 21, 2017, Oracle released Java SE 9 companies
March 21, 2018, Oracle released Java SE 10 companies
