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You'll find our News section comes in handy when you want to know what's going on in the industry, learn more about servlet technology, or find out what's going on with Servlets.Net Corporation. Select the kind of news you'd like from the list on the left, then choose the story you'd like to read from the list on the right.

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NEWS
•	Resin-EE 2.1.10 Now Available! 08/20/2003
•	Resin-EE 2.1.9 Now Available! 06/14/2003
•	Sun Java 2 SDK version 1.4.1_01 now available! 12/20/2002
•	Resin-EE 2.1.6 Now Available! 11/26/2002
•	Resin-EE 2.1.4 Now Available! 09/20/2002
•	Resin CMP 2.1.0 and Sun J2SDK 1.4.0 available now! 05/15/2002
•	AWStats is now available! 03/12/2002
•	New Versions of Resin and the Java Development Kit! 01/29/2002
•	Resin-CMP Now Available! 12/28/2001
•	Update on PostgreSQL and New Packages 06/04/2001
•	Servlet 2.2/JSP1.1 and other new services! 03/14/2001
•	Sun Java 2 SDK version 1.3 now available 03/14/2001
•	Servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1 support coming soon! 09/05/2000
•	CVS is now available! 03/20/2000
•	Servlet API 2.2 Public Review Draft 06/29/1999
•	JavaOne 1999 06/14/1999
•	Welcome to ServletWatch! 05/06/1999

Sun Java 2 SDK version 1.3 now available

Available immediately, Servlets.Net customers can now take advantage of the latest Java release from Sun Microsystems, the Java 2 SDK version 1.3. This release includes many improvements and performance enhancements, including the Java HotSpot? Client Virtual Machine.

All new Servlets.Net customers that select a Professional package will have the Java SDK v1.3 installed as the default JVM unless they request otherwise. Existing Professional package customers can upgrade to the Java SDK v1.3 at no cost and with little or no disruption to their live applications.