This is the second article about building and deploying a Jakarta EE service in the Cloud. In the first tutorial, we have covered How to build and deploy a Jakarta EE application on Kubernetes Now we will show how to deploy the same application on OpenShift container application platform. How to install quickly an OpenShift … Read more
In this series of tutorials, we will show how to create and deploy a Jakarta EE service in a Cloud environment. Within this first article, we will learn how to deploy a WildFly application on Kubernetes using Minikube and JKube Maven plugin. In the next article, we will target OpenShift as Cloud environment. Let’s get … Read more
In the last post we had our first taste of Jakarta EE 9 with the preview version of WildFly 22: How to run Jakarta EE 9 on WildFly Let’s see now how to build and deploy sample application which uses the ‘jakarta‘ package namespace. The jakarta.jakartaee-api version 9 is now available on the official Maven repository: … Read more
In this article we will give an overview of the status of the upcoming Jakarta EE 9 and its impact on our applications. Also we will check when we will be able to have our first application tests in the Jakarta EE 9 environment Jakarta EE 8 was substantially just a change in project name … Read more
As most of you probably know, the Java EE was migrated from Oracle to the Eclipse Foundation, and it is now called Jakarta EE, under the Eclipse Enterprise for Java (EE4J) project. There are already a list of application servers which offer a Jakarta EE 8 compatible implementation such as WildFly 18. In this tutorial we … Read more
WildFly 18 has been released and one of the most interesting news is the alignment of the project with Jakarta EE 8 API. WildFly 17.0.1 was the first release of the applicaiton server certified as a Jakarta EE 8 compatible implementation. In terms of API do we have anything to change in our configuration ? … Read more
