According to the agreements reached at the last General Assembly of Members, on Tuesday, October 24, 2006 at 8:00 p.m., the dissolution of the association was approved by more than two-thirds of the attending members.
The reasons that led to the dissolution were mainly two, as expressed in the meeting:

• The lack of support from the companies involved, and especially from the parent company, Sun MicroSystems, which ultimately cut the entity's funding.
• On the other hand, the problem of technological voluntarism, at least in Catalonia, a concept that is not yet understood by society.
• People associate technology with materialistic affairs where they can always make a profit and this means that there are very few people willing to collaborate if there is no financial incentive.
• And by "collaborate", we mean an active and constant contribution.
• Technological volunteerism can also mature and be something more than participating in the development of a software or participating in the network without leaving home.

This closes a cycle in which the AUJAC was the most important non-business entity dedicated to the dissemination of Java.

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