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Jakarta EE

The Jakarta EE platform includes a large number of concepts and technologies aimed at building enterprise-grade Java applications. Learn about the most useful Jakarta EE tools.

  • Servlet (13)
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  • Jersey (7)
  • Bean Validation (6)
  • WildFly (5)
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>> Jakarta EE 10

>> Quick Guide to Sentry

>> Introduction to Jakarta EE MVC / Eclipse Krazo

>> REST API: JAX-RS vs Spring

>> Spring Bean vs. EJB – A Feature Comparison

>> Guide to ParameterMessageInterpolator

>> How to Set Up a WildFly Server

>> Validations for Enum Types

>> Add a Header to a Jersey SSE Client Request

>> FreeMarker Common Operations

>> Java Naming and Directory Interface Overview

>> Implementing The OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework Using Jakarta EE

>> The Difference between getRequestURI and getPathInfo in HttpServletRequest

>> Explore Jersey Request Parameters

>> The Difference Between CDI and EJB Singleton

>> A Java Web Application Without a web.xml

>> Eclipse Error: web.xml is missing and failOnMissingWebXml is set to true

>> Java EE vs J2EE vs Jakarta EE

>> Java EE 7 Batch Processing

>> Introduction to the Event Notification Model in CDI 2.0

>> Microservices with Oracle Helidon

>> Exploring the Jersey Test Framework

>> Difference Between @NotNull, @NotEmpty, and @NotBlank Constraints in Bean Validation

>> WildFly with Eclipse – Installation and Setup

>> CDI Portable Extension and Flyway

>> A Controller, Service and DAO Example with Spring Boot and JSF

>> Bean Validation in Jersey

>> Guide to Jakarta EE JTA

>> Set a Response Body in JAX-RS

>> Reactive JAX-RS Client API

>> JBoss Server – How to Start and Stop?

>> Tomcat Configuration In Eclipse

>> Deploy a WAR File in JBoss

>> Change the Default Port in WildFly

>> Increase Heap Memory for WildFly

>> Jersey MVC Support

>> Server-Sent Events (SSE) In JAX-RS

>> Concurrent Strategies using MDBs

>> A Guide to Message Driven Beans in EJB

>> Context and Servlet Initialization Parameters

>> An Introduction to CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection) in Java

>> Jakarta EE Servlet Exception Handling

>> Jakarta EE 8 Security API

>> Returning a JSON Response from a Servlet

>> Example of Downloading File in a Servlet

>> Singleton Session Bean in Jakarta EE

>> Uploading Files with Servlets and JSP

>> Introduction to Primefaces

>> Servlet Redirect vs Forward

>> A Guide to the JSTL Library

>> Handling Cookies and a Session in a Java Servlet

>> Build an MVC Web Application with Grails

>> Jersey Filters and Interceptors

>> An MVC Example with Servlets and JSP

>> Building Microservices with Eclipse MicroProfile

>> WebSockets with AsyncHttpClient

>> Method Constraints with Bean Validation 2.0

>> Spring 5 and Servlet 4 – The PushBuilder

>> Creating and Configuring Jetty 9 Server in Java

>> Integration Guide for Spring and EJB

>> Introduction to the JSON Binding API (JSR 367) in Java

>> Deploy Application at Tomcat Root

>> Web and Application Servers for Java

>> Validating Container Elements with Bean Validation 2.0

>> Introduction to EJB JNDI Lookup on WildFly Application Server

>> Securing Jakarta EE with Spring Security

>> Spring Cloud Bus

>> Introduction to Vaadin

>> Java EE Session Beans

>> Introduction to Mustache

>> Introduction to JAX-WS

>> A Guide to Java EE Web-Related Annotations

>> Converters, Listeners and Validators in Java EE 7

>> Embedded Jetty Server in Java

>> CORS in JAX-RS

>> How to Register a Servlet in Java

>> A Quick Struts 2 Intro

>> Intro to Apache BVal

>> Introduction to Apache Velocity

>> JAX-RS Client with Jersey

>> Guide to EJB Set-up

>> JSON Processing in Java EE 7

>> JAX-RS is just an API!

>> Introduction to Java Servlets

>> Guide to JavaServer Pages (JSP)

>> A Guide To HTTP Cookies In Java

>> Introduction to Intercepting Filter Pattern in Java

>> Introduction to the Wicket Framework

>> Routing In Play Applications in Java

>> Introduction To Play In Java

>> A Guide to the Front Controller Pattern in Java

>> How to Deploy a WAR File to Tomcat

>> CDI Interceptor vs Spring AspectJ

>> Guide to JSF Expression Language 3.0

>> Introduction to Apache CXF

>> Introduction to JSF EL 2

>> Scheduling in Jakarta EE

>> Java Bean Validation Basics

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