Java EE 7, 8 and beyond
summary
Java EE 7 ships mid‑2013 with concrete additions: JSR 356 WebSocket and JSON‑P for HTML5, JAX‑RS 2 with a standard client and async calls, Servlet 3.1 non‑blocking I/O, JSR 352 Batch, JSR 236 Concurrency and a simplified JMS 2 API. GlassFish 4 is the open‑source GlassFish 4 reference implementation available since the launch; the online launch draws about 15,000 attendees and expert groups from ~32 companies produce early builds and user‑tested fixes before finalization.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:18Java EE overview and history
- 5:12Java EE 6 features and market status
- 10:30Java EE 7 new features and APIs
- 27:26HTML5 support and enterprise APIs
- 34:44Batch and concurrency utilities
- 46:24Developer productivity improvements
- 48:08Java EE 7 implementations and availability
- 49:35Future of Java EE and Java 8 ideas
- 51:01Java EE innovations and IoT
- 57:51Q&A session
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