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| Award | Nominee | Contributions | Details | JSR # | Win? |

|---|---|---|---|---|---|

| JCP Member/Participant of the Year | London Java Community and SouJava | "Adopt a JSR!" program | Supporting Java developers through the JCP. | | Win! |

| JCP Member/Participant of the Year | Stephen Colebourne | Date and time API for Java . | Comprehensive and advanced. Tireless work. | 310 | |

| JCP Member/Participant of the Year | Markus Eisele | Active work among the German Java community and in the JSR 342 Expert Group. | | 342 | |

| JCP Member/Participant of the Year | JUG Chennai | Becoming the most active JCP organization in India and a competitive service organization in the commercial marketplace. | | | |

| JCP Member/Participant of the Year | Werner Keil | Incredible energy and participation in seven JSRs as well as the Executive Committee. | | | |

| JCP Member/Participant of the Year | Antoine Sabot-Durand | JSR Early Draft Release – accomplished quickly and efficiently; Agorava Project candidate for JBoss Enterprise Framework (the successor to the Seam family of Open Source projects and CDI use cases for Java EE7 ). | | | |

| Outstanding Spec Lead | Victor Grazi, Credit Suisse | Java Money & Currency API | Dedicated, focused expertise in solving issues representing money and currencies . | 354 | Win! |

| Outstanding Spec Lead | Michael Ernst | Annotations on Java Types | Level-headed approach; a great example of a well-run JSR. | 308 | |

| Outstanding Spec Lead | Nigel Deakin, Oracle | Java Message Service 2.0 | Outstanding, thorough, and intelligent work keeping the JMS 2 EG open and moving forward at a great pace. | 343 | |

| Outstanding Spec Lead | Pete Muir, Red Hat | Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java EE 1.1 | Voluntarily upgrading to 2.8 in late 2011 and maintaining what were already transparent methods in running his Expert Group. | 346 | |

| Most Significant JSR | Jitendra Kotamraju | API for JSON Processing | An important step in bringing Java into the world of the modern web. | 353 | |

| Most Significant JSR | Victor Grazi, Credit Suisse | Money and Currency API | New ways of handling monetary amounts and currency computations. Fixing critical Java Number Format and Representation bugs beyond monetary values. | 354 | |

| Most Significant JSR | Mitch Upton | Java State Management | The potential to improve how Application Servers and Distributed Services are going to look in the near future as well as simplifying deployment in PaaS and Cloud environments. | 350 | |

| Most Significant JSR | Nigel Deakin | Java Message Service 2 | Modernize JMS at a rapid pace. | 343 | |

| Most Significant JSR | Patrick Curran | JCP.Next | Setting the direction and procedures for the next-generation JCP. | 348 355 358 | Win! |

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