What's Coming in Java EE 8
summary
Roadmap shows concrete additions: HTTP/2 in Servlet 4 for multiplexed requests, a standard JSON-B binding plus JSON-P updates (pointers/patch and Java 8 stream collectors), a server-sent-events API and a JAX-RS-based MVC on JAX-RS with @Controller/@View wiring, JMS improvements with declarative message listeners, CDI 2 goals (subset for Java SE, async observers, @Schedule on CDI beans), a pluggable identity store/security context and a REST-based management API; community survey gathers about 4,500 inputs and GlassFish 5 targets Java EE 8 reference implementation.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:07Java EE Past, Present, & Future
- 4:33Java EE 7 Themes
- 7:52Reference limplementation
- 8:49Java EE 8 Community Survey
- 12:29Servlet 4
- 27:38Java EE Security Ideas
- 29:23Simple Security Providers
- 32:18Declarative JMS Listeners
- 38:23Java EE/GlassFish Roadmap
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