Java EE 8: What’s New in the Java EE 8 Release
summary
Java EE 8 ships (Sept 2017) with concrete changes: a new JSON-B binding API plus JSON‑P additions (JSON Pointer, Patch, Merge Patch and JSON-aware Stream collectors), JAX‑RS 2.1 adds an Rx/CompletionStage client and Server‑Sent Events support, Servlet 4.0 adds HTTP/2 server push, CDI 2.0 adds SE bootstrap, ordered synchronous observers and asynchronous events, Bean Validation 2.0 adds Java Time and container element constraints, and JPA 2.2 adds Java Time mapping and getResultStream.
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chapters (47)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Enterprise Platform
- 2:34History
- 3:29Original Goals
- 3:57Community Survey
- 5:23Survey
- 5:47Jason Processing
- 6:39Jason Pointer
- 7:06Jason Pointer Example
- 8:16JSON Patch
- 10:03Merge Patch
- 10:47SC8 Stream Operations
- 12:04Binding
- 13:44JasonB Builder
- 14:24JasonB Example
- 15:34Adapter API
- 16:16JSON config
- 17:04jaxrs
- 17:50client API
- 18:40callback
- 19:12completionstage
- 20:22serversent events
- 21:26clientsent events
- 22:34eventsync
- 23:12resource method
- 23:56HTTP2 support
- 24:49HTTP2 features
- 26:03Server Push API
- 26:56JSF
- 27:51CDI
- 29:31Events Observers
- 30:41Asynchronous Events
- 32:18Beam Validation
- 33:04Repeating annotations
- 33:41Container constraints
- 34:17Security API
- 35:00Security Context
- 35:49HTTP Authentication
- 37:54Identity Stores
- 39:44Maintenance Releases
- 40:39Annotations
- 42:16API Chart
- 42:42Web Profile
- 43:14Where are we going
- 44:14This is the future
- 44:58servlet API
- 46:04hacker garden
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