As Java is an open source: if we have developed good classes which may help anybody.. Can we add them to standard Java library? If yes: how?
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As Java is an open source: if we have developed good classes which may help anybody.. Can we add them to standard Java library? If yes: how?
Most useful classes are maintained and distributed via libraries and not included in the JDK/JRE. The apache commons libraries are a very good example: extremely useful but not part of Java.
If your question is of theoretical nature – JSR’s are the way to add something to Java. If your question is practical (iaw, you have something you’d like to contribute), I’d practically say: forget about it, put everything in a library and host it on sourceforge (or something else).