Java EE 8: What's New in the Java EE 8 Release
summary
Java EE 8 adds concrete features: a JSON Binding API for POJO⇄JSON with annotations and configurable naming, JSON-P 1.1 with JSON Pointer, Patch and MergePatch, and built-in JSON collectors. JAX-RS 2.1 provides a CompletionStage-based reactive client and Rx invoker plus SSE support; a demo orchestration drops latency from ~4–5s to ~0.9s. Servlet 4 brings HTTP/2 and server push (JSF 2.3 uses it automatically), CDI 2 adds ordered and asynchronous events, Bean Validation 2 adopts Java 8 types, and a new Security API standardizes identity stores and web auth mechanisms.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:14JAX-RS Client API
- 6:19The Travel Service
- 23:17JSON Pointer
- 25:02JSON Patch
- 43:48Identity Store
- 44:53Authentication Mechanism
- 46:36Java EE 8 - Modernization & Simplification
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