Jakarta EE 10 and Beyond
summary
Jakarta EE 10 adds a new Jakarta EE Core Profile aimed at microservices and native compilation, raises APIs to Java SE 11 (TCKs tested on 11 and 17) and targets a June 28 release. Security 3.0 adds OpenID Connect; Jakarta REST 4.0 standardizes multipart file upload and a bootstrap API runs a REST app from main; Persistence adds UUID primary-key support; CDI introduces CDI build-compatible extensions for build-time resolution. Migration tools include the Eclipse Transformer and Apache Tomcat migration tool; WildFly is set to certify the core profile.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:31Specifications
- 8:25Spin the Spec
- 23:46Demo
- 24:13Transformation
- 24:55IDE
- 33:34Beyond JAKARTA EE 10
- 34:24Jakarta EE 11
- 42:43Summary
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