Jakarta in 2023, What Is the Situation?
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Jakarta EE in 2023 migrates package names from javax to jakarta (requiring code and config updates) while adding a Jakarta EE Core profile for cloud/microservices, Jakarta Concurrency executor services and CDI @Asynchronous, JPA built‑in UUID support, a multipart request API, and a Java SE bootstrap for Jakarta REST. Demos show Open Liberty hot‑reload, WAR deployment on WildFly, and OpenID Connect with a Keycloak demo; compatibility is ensured via an open‑source TCK, and surveys report ~25–35% of apps on app servers and 60–80% using at least one Jakarta spec.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 11:57Transition Jakarta EE
- 26:25Jakarta EE 10 nouveautés
- 1:08:15Pause
- 1:29:58Jakarta Security
- 1:49:29Jakarta 11 perspectives
- 2:35:53Conclusion et Q&A
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