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Java News Roundup: GlassFish, Spring AI MCP, Grails, Helidon, JReleaser, Resilience4j, Arquillian

#ai #glassfish #grails #helidon #java #jreleaser #spring

https://www.infoq.com/news/2025/01/java-news-roundup-dec30-2024/?utm_campaign=infoq_content&utm_source=infoq&utm_medium=feed&utm_term=Java&utm_medium=erik.in&utm_source=mastodon

Java News Roundup: TomEE 10, Struts 7, Payara Platform, GlassFish, Commonhaus Foundation, Gradle

#glassfish #gradle #java #struts #tomee

https://www.infoq.com/news/2024/12/java-news-roundup-dec16-2024/?utm_campaign=infoq_content&utm_source=infoq&utm_medium=feed&utm_term=Java&utm_medium=erik.in&utm_source=mastodon

☕ Are you using JSON-B (the "official" JSON-Binding API for #java), possibly as part of or together with Jersey, #Payara or #GlassFish? 🙂

Eclipse YASSON is one of very few implementations of the JSON-B API, and it is DESPERATELY SEEKING HELPING HANDS! 🆘

If you like coding in Java, and if you like open source, this might be a good starter project for you! ☝️

⭐ PLEASE HELP FIXING BUGS IN YASSON ⭐

https://github.com/eclipse-ee4j/yasson/issues/641

Team Jersey today adopted my latest performance optimization 🤩 , so v3.1.7 (and with this, one of #GlassFish and #Payara's next releases) will be a bit faster 🏎, using less resources 🌳 at the same time! #java #jaxrs https://github.com/eclipse-ee4j/jersey/pull/5341 ☕ 🚀

There has been some interesting discussion on #JakartaEE 11 and #Java servers over on Twitter. The draft of the spec has been updated to require JDK 17 rather than requiring JDK 21. I agree with the decision. To maximize adoption, JakartaEE must support JDK 17 and optionally JDK 21. Dropping JDK 11 is the best we can hope for right now.
#JakartaEE11 #OpenJDK #OpenSource #JDK21 #JDK17 #JDK11 #WildFly #GlassFish #OpenLiberty #Tomcat #Jetty

On the #JakartaEE / #JavaEE server front, my preference now tends to be for either #WildFly or #OpenLiberty. #GlassFish may be ok too, but I have actually seen the #Payara folks kind of unselling it a bit. Payara has really moved much more strongly to an #opencore model. I've seen some features pulled from Payara Community Edition in the last couple years (gives me bad vibes). #opensource