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03.02.2001 Sun releases the Java 2 Micro Edition for Linux
After visiting JavaSoft in the Valley and presenting my Linux port, I worked together with the KVM development team to include the patch into the next release of the J2ME. My KVM project is now finished since I donated the sources to JavaSoft. You will still find the project documentation for historical reasons.

12/2000 1st prize of the Together Custom Building Block Contest
After contributing JUnitX, XPTest and the first release of the Advanced Testing Tutorial to the Custom Building Block Contest of TogetherSoft, my module has been rated 1st place. It is now part of the Together distribution.

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05.03.2002 Goodbye
Due to other projects and TogetherSoft being bought by Borland, I stopped development on the project on extreme-java.de.

28.01.2002 Towards new projects
Work on the current open source projects focuses on bugfixing and implementation of requested features.

17.12.2001 Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year
Release of JUnitX 2.1, XPTest 5.1 and jIDEAL 0.1 as well as a complete relaunch of the Extreme Java site.

28.10.2001 Together 5.5 with XPTest/JUnitX released
The fruits of the cooperation with the Together Labs in Prague have been released. After winning the first prize in the Together Custom Building Block Contest in winter 2000, the labs took part in developing the next XPTest version, released as part of Together 5.5.
JUnitX is now a module on top of JUnit instead of an extended version of JUnit.
Sun released my KVM for Linux patch as part of the new Java 2 Micro Edition.

04.12.2000 XPTest 1.4 final & JUnitX 4.0b Announcement

29.11.2000 XPTest 1.4beta, JUnitX 4.0b & KVM installation Announcement

03.11.2000 XPTest 1.3a, JUnitX 4.0a & KVM 4 Linux 1.4 Announcement
Release of the new JUnitX and XPTest versions as well as a Linux port of the K Virtual Machine (KVM). The KVM is the Java 2 Micro Edition targeted for mobile devices like mobile phones and small PDAs like the Palm Pilots.

15.09.2000 XPTest 1.3 Announcement
Introduction of XPTest 1.3 and the old mailinglists at egroups (now owned by Yahoo :(

08.09.2000 XPTest 1.2a & JUnitX 4.0 Announcement

03.02.2001	Sun releases the Java 2 Micro Edition for Linux After visiting JavaSoft in the Valley and presenting my Linux port, I worked together with the KVM development team to include the patch into the next release of the J2ME. My KVM project is now finished since I donated the sources to JavaSoft. You will still find the project documentation for historical reasons.
12/2000	1st prize of the Together Custom Building Block Contest After contributing JUnitX, XPTest and the first release of the Advanced Testing Tutorial to the Custom Building Block Contest of TogetherSoft, my module has been rated 1st place. It is now part of the Together distribution.

05.03.2002	Goodbye Due to other projects and TogetherSoft being bought by Borland, I stopped development on the project on extreme-java.de.
28.01.2002	Towards new projects Work on the current open source projects focuses on bugfixing and implementation of requested features.
17.12.2001	Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year Release of JUnitX 2.1, XPTest 5.1 and jIDEAL 0.1 as well as a complete relaunch of the Extreme Java site.
28.10.2001	Together 5.5 with XPTest/JUnitX released The fruits of the cooperation with the Together Labs in Prague have been released. After winning the first prize in the Together Custom Building Block Contest in winter 2000, the labs took part in developing the next XPTest version, released as part of Together 5.5. JUnitX is now a module on top of JUnit instead of an extended version of JUnit. Sun released my KVM for Linux patch as part of the new Java 2 Micro Edition.
04.12.2000	XPTest 1.4 final & JUnitX 4.0b Announcement
29.11.2000	XPTest 1.4beta, JUnitX 4.0b & KVM installation Announcement
03.11.2000	XPTest 1.3a, JUnitX 4.0a & KVM 4 Linux 1.4 Announcement Release of the new JUnitX and XPTest versions as well as a Linux port of the K Virtual Machine (KVM). The KVM is the Java 2 Micro Edition targeted for mobile devices like mobile phones and small PDAs like the Palm Pilots.
15.09.2000	XPTest 1.3 Announcement Introduction of XPTest 1.3 and the old mailinglists at egroups (now owned by Yahoo :(
08.09.2000	XPTest 1.2a & JUnitX 4.0 Announcement