The future of WD for Java

Hi Colleagues,
I've heard that SAP is planning to stop using WDJ in 2 or 3 years. Does it mean that it will be no longer supported? Does SAP plan to go on with WDA?

Hi,
Check the Following Blog and Thread:
Web Dynpro: ABAP or Java?
WD for Java vs WD for ABAP
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