Batch Processing with MongoDB and Jakarta EE: From Customer Segmentation to Scalable Workflows
Build a Jakarta Batch job that reclassifies e-commerce customers into tiers on MongoDB, with a Jakarta Faces preview flow before execution.
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Otavio Santana
17 viewsBuild a Jakarta Batch job that reclassifies e-commerce customers into tiers on MongoDB, with a Jakarta Faces preview flow before execution.

Dominika Tasarz
205 viewsPayara Community 7.2026.10 drops the elevated-permissions requirement for SSH nodes, and Azul Payara patches three security issues on every …

Dominika Tasarz
360 viewsA guide to Simon Laden's three-part series on testing Jakarta EE with WeldInitiator, Arquillian and Testcontainers, and the question each …

Luqman Saeed
395 viewsBuild a RAG pipeline in a Jakarta EE 11 app with only the JDK HTTP client, Jakarta specs and MicroProfile Config: no vector database, no …

Dominika Tasarz
400 viewsMicroProfile 7.1 lands on the commercial lines, OpenTracing is removed, and Jakarta Agentic AI reaches Payara Micro in the September Azul …

Viktoria Evdokimova
318 viewsEvery Java team has a sentence like this one somewhere: Any operation on a TID must go through the single asynchronous path and must not let …

Angelo Rubini
1,764 viewsA Fully Stateless Jakarta Faces Marketplace with Server-Side Rendering — No HttpSession, No Saved ViewState, No Sticky Sessions (see the poc …

The August 2026 Payara release previews Jakarta Agentic AI, adds MicroProfile 7.1 and gRPC and patches a security advisory.

Dominika Tasarz
1,034 viewsJakarta Agentic AI hits its first milestone - 1.0.0-M1 is live on Maven Central, with a draft spec defining annotation-driven AI agents for …

Hüseyin Akdoğan
1,424 viewsWhen you build a search API, you usually start with HTTP GET, the natural choice for a read operation: it is safe, idempotent, and …