Jakarta EE 12 and the future of Java persistence
summary
Claims that Jakarta EE 12 will centralize a single query language and unify SQL and NoSQL tooling, with Jakarta Query becoming the shared core used by JPA, Jakarta Data 1.1 and Jakarta NoSQL 1.1. Examples show repository interfaces, provider adapters and template-based drivers converting Java objects to tables or documents; Data 1.1 and NoSQL 1.1 add dynamic query composition, fluent deletes and new operations, and Jakarta Persistence 4.0 preserves JPQL compatibility while adding Java 21 sequenced collection support.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction & OCX Overview
- 2:00Sponsorship Opportunities
- 3:08Otávio Santana: From JDO to Jakarta Query
- 43:00Q&A & Raffle Giveaway
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