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Java WebSocket

Programming

About the Author

Danny Coward

is a Chief Architect and Web Architect at Oracle. He is the

Specification Lead for the Java API for WebSocket for Java EE and Java SE/

JavaFX. Coward’s work leading WebSockets at Oracle makes him the leading

expert on Java WebSocket programming. Coward has specialized experience

in all aspects of Java software—from Java ME to Java EE to the founding of

the JavaFX technology.

About the Technical Editor

Dr. Santiago Pericas-Geertsen

is a Principal Member of Technical Staff in

the Sun Glassfish organization at Oracle, and an architect and technical lead

in the Avatar project. Santiago is a Specification Lead for JSR 339, JAX-RS

2.0. While at Sun Microsystems, Santiago was a technical lead for the

Glassfish Mobility Platform, a developer and lead in the Fast Web Services

project, and a participant and editor in World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

initiatives. He holds two US patents, 7647415 and 7716577. Santiago

blogs from Java.net, tweets from @spericas, and has presented at numerous

academic and industry-oriented conferences.

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