Java EE 8
summary
Roadmap and concrete API changes for Java EE 8: JSON‑P adds pointer/patch/merge‑patch and collectors to keep JSON processing current; JSON-B builder and adapters provide object mapping with pluggable providers; JAX‑RS 2.1 supplies a CompletionStage reactive client, server‑sent events and non‑blocking I/O; Servlet 4 implements HTTP/2 with server push; CDI 2.0 boots in Java SE, adds observer priority and async events; Bean Validation 2.0 gains Java‑time and container element constraints; a new Java Security 1.0 brings security context, HTTP auth mechanism and identity store. Progress status and implementations (GlassFish, Jersey, Yasson) are listed; target: summer release.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27Disclosure
- 1:14Themes
- 2:40Plans
- 4:28Community Survey
- 5:02Updated Plan
- 6:43New Features
- 7:07JSONP
- 11:48JSON Lambdas
- 13:03JSON Binding API
- 15:11Customization
- 16:06Adapters
- 17:46Jaxrs
- 18:46Async
- 19:16Reactive Client API
- 20:28Print Result
- 20:54ServerSent Events
- 22:10ClientSent Events
- 23:20Event Sink
- 24:39HTTP
- 26:24servlet
- 27:02JSF
- 28:19CDI
- 31:59BEValidation
- 34:16Java Security
- 36:45HTTP Authentication Mechanism
- 38:00Identity Store
- 38:31Embedded Identity Store
- 39:14Overview
- 40:13Summary
- 40:45Feedback
- 41:36Adopted JSR
- 42:29QA
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