Prepare for Jakarta EE 11!
summary
Jakarta EE 11 targets Java 21, compiles and runs TCKs on 21, and aims for a June–July 2024 release with Milestone 1 on Dec 5 and spec contributions due Nov 28. The release removes Managed Beans, strips optional platform features, and removes SecurityManager dependencies from APIs. It adds Jakarta Data repository pattern (Spring Data–like) with an Open Liberty beta implementation, adds virtual‑thread support in Concurrency, and focuses on performance and developer productivity.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Jakarta EE 11 intro
- 1:30Specifications and release process
- 3:18Platform and profiles explained
- 5:48Release timeline and milestones
- 6:50Key changes and removals
- 8:12Security updates and JWT bridge
- 8:54Concurrency with virtual threads
- 9:37CDI 4.0 and integration
- 10:44Expression Language and Faces
- 11:51Validation and Bean Validation 3.1
- 13:13Persistence and WebSocket updates
- 14:20Jakarta Data specification
- 17:57Live demo: Jakarta Data on Open Liberty
- 25:47Future specifications and plans
- 27:37Migration support and recap
- 28:41Resources and community
- 29:25Q&A
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