Everything YOU need to Know About Jakarta EE 10
summary
Live demos show concrete howtos not corporate slogans: creates a runnable JAR with the Java SE Bootstrapping API and a Jakarta REST endpoint that starts cleanly on Java 11/17, uses CDI Lite and a build‑compatible extension to enable ahead‑of‑time/native builds, and migrates javax→jakarta with Eclipse Transformer or the Tomcat migration tool. Core profile targets small runtimes like Quarkus; three compatible impls (Open Liberty Payara WildFly) exist. A Java record with JSON‑B needs a getter workaround but the rest deploys.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Jakarta EE 10 intro
- 3:12Jakarta EE specs and updates
- 8:56Jakarta RESTful Web Services demo
- 12:31Core Profile for microservices
- 15:43Migration Jakarta EE 8 to 10
- 28:06Testing Jakarta EE 9 on Java 17
- 31:38Migration Jakarta EE 9 to 10
- 33:30Core Profile implementation demo
- 36:20Deploying Jakarta apps on Payara Cloud
- 40:23Future Jakarta EE releases
- 43:58Resources and closing
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