A Developer's Guide to #JakartaEE 11
summary
Jakarta EE 11 focuses on productivity and innovation, updates 16 specifications, introduces Jakarta Data as a 1.0 repository API that sits above Jakarta Persistence and NoSQL, and sets Java 21 as the baseline. The Core Profile (7 specs) ships earlier; the Web Profile and full Platform await TCK work after migrating builds to Maven. Demos run on Pyra Micro demo with MongoDB (a beer/brewer app) showing repositories that extend an empty DataRepository. Concurrency adopts virtual threads and a JWT bridge links Jakarta Security with MicroProfile JWT.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 2:57Jakarta EE profiles overview
- 5:48Jakarta EE 11 release status
- 7:15Key updates in Jakarta EE 11
- 9:27JWT bridge and MicroProfile collaboration
- 11:12Jakarta Data specification
- 20:48Demo: Beer application with Jakarta Data
- 31:12Jakarta Faces and Jakarta Pages updates
- 33:23Jakarta Persistence and validation
- 36:39Demo: RESTful web services
- 38:26Jakarta Security enhancements
- 40:12Demo: Validation with records
- 43:13Jakarta WebSocket features
- 44:17Resources and community involvement
- 47:08Closing remarks and Q&A
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