Java EE 8 and the Open Future of Java EE - What You Need to Know!
summary
Java EE 8 delivers concrete platform work: HTTP/2 via Servlet 4 for multiplexed connections, JSON‑B + JSON‑P 1.1 with JSON‑Pointer and JSON‑Patch, server‑sent events, and a new Java EE Security model with an annotation and pluggable identity store. CDI 2.0 adds Java SE bootstrap and asynchronous events, JMS 2.1 brings CDI‑consumable message listeners, and an MVC action layer is scoped for later. The scope comes from almost 4,000 community inputs, GlassFish 5 is available, and stewardship moves to Eclipse EE4J.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00The history of Java EE
- 1:44Evolution of the platform
- 7:27Defining Java EE 8
- 12:07Servlet 4 and HTTP 2.0
- 16:04JSON processing improvements
- 21:34Server-sent events
- 25:16Security enhancements
- 32:33CDI 2.0 and JMS updates
- 36:09MVC and web frameworks
- 38:31Java SE 8 alignment
- 41:53Community and future growth
- 48:19Q&A session
