Jakarta EE 10 Feature by Feature
summary
Jakarta EE 10 raises the baseline to Java 11 (tests run on 11 and 17) and adds concrete features: Jakarta EE Core Profile for smaller runtimes, CDI Lite (build‑compatible extensions replace portable extensions and work at build time), OpenID Connect in Security, and a standard bootstrap API for Jakarta REST so apps run as plain jars. Demoed migration steps (six-step javax→jakarta), a DB-backed REST app using JPA/JSON‑B, conversion of a portable CDI extension to a build‑time extension (works on WildFly/GlassFish), and a breaking beans.xml change (default becomes annotated).
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 5:21Jakarta EE 10 overview and profiles
- 13:11CDI Light and Core Profile
- 28:51Migration to Jakarta EE 10
- 36:56Jakarta RESTful Web Services bootstrap
- 41:28Future of Jakarta EE and Q&A
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