Java EE 8 - Future, Wishes and Predictions

Confoo 2015

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1. Java EE 8
   ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つFuture, Wishes and Predictions༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
   

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2. What we will NOT see here
   • Pure Java EE boring theory or history
   • Company related stuff
   • Oracle, Red Hat, IBM stuff
   

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3. What we will see here
   • Why Java EE?
   • Java EE expectations and Reality
   • How a Java EE is created
   • Java EE 8 - what we have now
   • Java EE 8 - wishes
   • Java EE 8 - Community and impressions
   • Funny Gifs and images!
   

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4. Bonjour
   

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5. Hi! I’m Hanneli
   São Paulo, Brazil
   

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6. Hi! I’m Hanneli
   Meanwhile here in Canada
   

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13. No advanced stuff
    Simplified way
    This is an informative talk!
    

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14. Why Java EE?
    Java Standards
    

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15. Why a Java EE 8
    ‘guessing talk’?
    

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16. “Java EE has no
    future"
    2015, HATERS, Gona.
    

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17. “New Java EE version will have
    everything I always wanted"
    2015, LOVERS, Gona.
    

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18. No fake expectations.
    

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19. Java EE Timeline
    Java
    EE 5
    2006, May
    Java
    EE 6
    2009, Dec
    Java
    EE 7
    2013, Jun
    Java
    EE 8
    2016?
    

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20. How Java EE is
    created
    Companies
    People
    

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21. How Java EE is
    created
    JSR
    PDF
    

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22. How Java EE is created
    JUGs are also considered (a lot).
    

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23. How Java EE is created
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24. How Java EE is created
    A
    There’s a chance to see
    In the next Java EE
    

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25. Expectations x Reality
    

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26. Java EE 7
    New JMS Websockets New Jax-RS
    JSON Support Concurrency
    Batch applications
    Better integration between JSF,
    CDI, JMS Servlets for HTTP/2
    

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27. Java EE 7
    New JMS Websockets New Jax-RS
    JSON Support Concurrency
    Batch applications
    Better integration between JSF,
    CDI, JMS
    Servlets for HTTP/2
    

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28. Java EE 7
    New JMS Websockets New Jax-RS
    JSON Support Concurrency
    Batch applications
    Better integration between JSF,
    CDI, JMS
    Servlets for HTTP/2
    Java EE 8
    

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30. Online survey for new JSRs!
    https://blogs.oracle.com/ldemichiel/entry/
    results_from_the_java_ee
    

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31. Java EE 8
    Already started!
    

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32. What’s submitted for Java EE 8
    JSON B
    JSON Object
    Similar to JAXB, but for JSON
    

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33. What’s submitted for Java EE 8
    Servlet 4.0
    Servlets for HTTP/2
    Server push
    Header compression
    Security
    

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34. What’s submitted for Java EE 8
    Security
    !!!!!!11111111111
    

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35. Java EE security
    Working with JAAS
    

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36. Java EE security
    Several security issues in Java EE 7
    http://www1.contrastsecurity.com/blog/the-ten-most-important-
    security-controls-missing-in-javaee
    Preview - JSR 375
    

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37. Java EE and MVC
    A JSR for Action Based MVC
    Frameworks like Spring and Struts
    will be able to get more standards
    

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38. Java EE and MVC
    

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39. Java EE 8
    JMS 2.1 (better integration with CDI)
    JAXRS 2.1
    JSF 2.3
    Management API
    JSON Processing
    

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40. Java EE 8 - Who knows?
    CDI 2
    CDI has a lot of holes
    Async CDI events
    

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41. Java EE 8 - let the flames begin
    

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42. Java EE 8 - FlameWar
    Andrew Binstock
    http://www.drdobbs.com/web-development/java-ee-7-and-
    then-what/240156899
    Java EE 7: And Then What?
    

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43. Java EE 8 - FlameWar
    http://www.drdobbs.com/jvm/java-ee-is-dead/229300283
    Java EE is dead and only JAX RS is left
    

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44. My personal opinion
    Java is opening the mind for
    community
    It is less ‘sociable' than Ruby or Python
    But it’s changing
    

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45. Java EE 8 - The importance of a JUG
    More people participate, more features goes in
    Social stuff - meetups
    Contribute to OSS
    “Adopt a JSR” - Marketing action to bring
    non companies to participate on JSRs
    

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46. Java EE 8
    Mature
    

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47. Thanks!!
    Questions?
    @hannelita
    hannelita@gmail.com
    

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48. References
    • http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javaee/overview/index.html
    • http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javaee/overview/index.html
    • http://www.drdobbs.com/web-development/java-ee-7-and-then-what/240156899
    • http://java.dzone.com/articles/java-ee-7-whats-new
    • http://www1.contrastsecurity.com/blog/the-ten-most-important-security-controls-
    missing-in-javaee
    • https://java.net/downloads/javaee-spec/JavaEE8_Community_Survey_Results.pdf
    • https://blogs.oracle.com/ldemichiel/entry/results_from_the_java_ee
    • http://www.slideshare.net/reza_rahman
    • http://www.slideshare.net/arungupta1
    

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