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Special Report: State of the Java Art

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Top Java Products Honored
The Java vendor community convened to honor the top products and Java community leaders of 2006.
by Editors of Java Pro

JavaOne, May 18, 2006

IBM, Sun, and Oracle each earned several awards at the Java Technology Achievement Awards gala held Wednesday night at the W Hotel across the street from JavaOne. The event, cosponsored by Sun Microsystems and Java Pro, honored the top products of 2006 as selected by Java Pro readers. It also comprised the Java Community Awards, selected by a panel of Java Pro editors and presented to individuals and organizations that have contributed the most to Java technology.

 
Richard Green, executive vice president of Sun Software, congratulated the winners for their outstanding technical achievements.
 
Java Pro Editor Terry O'Donnell (left) presents Mike Milinkovich with an award for Eclipse, which was chosen Best IDE. Eclipse also won for Best Java Development Suite.

Fawcette Technical Publications Vice President of Publishing Jeff Hadfield conducted the awards ceremony, with a special welcome from Richard Green, executive vice president of Sun Software, who congratulated the winners for their outstanding technical achievements and pointed out the diversity and innovation that is the hallmark of the Java technology marketplace.

Here's a complete list of the Java Pro 2006 Readers Choice Awards winners.



2006 Java Pro Readers Choice Awards Winners
Best Mobile Development Tool
Oracle: JDeveloper

Best Web Services Development Toolkit
Sun Microsystems: Java Web Services Developer Pack

Best IDE
Eclipse Foundation: Eclipse

Best Java Development Suite
Eclipse Foundation: Eclipse

Best Visual Bean/Component
BEA: WebLogic Workshop

 
Larry Cable accepts an award for BEA's WebLogic Workshop in the Best Visual Bean/Component category.
 
Business Objects' Colin Gray accepts an award for Crystal Reports, which won Best Java Reporting Tool.

Best Java Reporting Tool
Business Objects: Crystal Reports

Best Java Graphics Tool
Apache: Batik SVG Toolkit

Best Team Development Tool
Apache: Ant

Best Java Modeling Tool
IBM: Rational Rose XDE Professional

Best Java Performance/Testing Tool
JUnit.org: JUnit

 
IBM's Kathy Mandelstein accepts an award for Rational Rose XDE Professional in the Best Java Modeling Tool category.
 
Oracle's Ted Farrell accepts an award for JDeveloper in the Best Java Optimization/Profiling Tool category.

Best Java Messaging Tool
IBM: WebSphere MQ

Best Java EE Application Server
JBoss Group: JBoss Application Server

Best Java Enterprise Portal Technology
IBM: WebSphere Portlet Factory

Best Enterprise Application Integration Technology
IBM: WebSphere Application Studio, Integration Edition

Best Java Data Access Tool or Driver
BEA: WebLogic Liquid Data

Best Java Optimization/Profiling Tool
Oracle: JDeveloper

Best Web Services Management Tool
IBM: WebSphere Studio Site Developer

 
Bill Shannon from Sun Microsystems accepts a Java Community Award for Outstanding Contribution to Java Technology.
 
The band Pentimento Jazz entertained guests at FTP's Java Technology Achievement Awards event at the W Hotel.

Best Installation Tool
Macrovision: InstallAnywhere

Best Java Virtual Machine
Sun Microsystems: Sun Microsystems SDK/JDK

Best Pure Java Packaged Client/Server or Distributed Application
db4objects: db4o

Best Pure Java Packaged Client/Server or Distributed Application
Spectrum Software: SpectrumSCM

Java Community Awards
Outstanding Contribution to Java Technology
Bill Shannon, Sun Microsystems

Outstanding Contribution to the Java Community
Sun Microsystems, JSR 220 Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0

Outstanding Contribution to the Java Community
Oracle, JSR 220 Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0

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