Jakarta EE 9 is out, and with it the namespace change fromjavax.*tojakarta.*. When we talk about the namespace change, we mostly talk about changing the import statements in your code when migrating to Jakarta EE 9. But there is more to it. I have created a slightly more advanced “...
To muddy the waters further, the governance of the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition, was transferred to the Eclipse Foundation and was renamed to Jakarta EE. The Jakarta EE 8 release (the first under the Jakarta name) maintains the javax.xml.bind package namespace, whereas Jakarta EE 9 is ...
Enterprise Edition, was transferred to the Eclipse Foundation and was renamed to Jakarta EE. The Jakarta EE 8 release (the first under the Jakarta name) maintains thejavax.xml.bindpackage namespace, whereas Jakarta EE 9 is the first release where the package namespace was changed tojakarta.xml...
One of the most significant changes is the management of Jakarta EE dependencies. Newer versions of Spring Boot no longer use “javax” dependencies, necessitating a migration to their “jakarta” equivalents. As a result, developers need to update the import statements in the source code wherever...
One of the most significant changes is the management of Jakarta EE dependencies. Newer versions of Spring Boot no longer use “javax” dependencies, necessitating a migration to their “jakarta” equivalents. As a result, developers need to update the import statements in the source code wherever...