I did this a little earlier this morning. :)

Hey check out sessions 138, 5032, and 1059. All java focused! Damn, I wish I was at WWDC right now!!

Anyone, know if they record the sessions and make them availble for purchase later?!?

Actually, I think that Apple is still supportive of the Java platform on OS X.

You should check out this link from WWDC 2007:

http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/sessions/

Specifically check out:
Session 147 "Advanced Java Development on Mac OS X" from the "Mac OS X Essentials" track.

The description reads as follows:
Listen as members of Apple's Java engineering team show you how to add polish to your Java application. Learn how to use resolution-independent artwork, adopt custom Aqua controls from within Swing, and how to open documents from the Finder. You will also discover tricks for integrating toolkits such as SWT and Cocoa within your application, and find out if your application should go 64-bit. This session covers the advanced features you need to maximize the features of Java on Mac OS X Leopard.

I like the sound of that. Looks like Java6 for Leopard to me!

I do recall the Jobs quote when being asked about Java support in the iPhone. If the sentiment has made it's way to the Mac, it's really too bad. However, it isn't outside the realm of possibilities that Apple could submit their JDK code base to the OpenJDK project. This would free Apple from supporting Java directly, yet still allowing Java to run on the Mac. This would be preferable than dropping Java cold turkey, like it seems they are doing.

AFAIK, apple never mentioned Java 6 (or Java at all?) will be included in Leopard. Maybe Java6 is not only delayed, but also dropped by apple (remember this very Jobs quote..).

Actually, OpenJDK doesn't seem to be an option: Some OpenJDK answers