Exploring Java Records In A Jakarta EE Context
This article explores the adoption of Java Records in a Jakarta EE application as a data transfer and projection object.
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This article explores the adoption of Java Records in a Jakarta EE application as a data transfer and projection object.

Jadon Ortlepp
6,326 viewsIn this article, we take a look at how to get started developing RESTful web services on the Jakarta EE Platform using the Jakarta REST API.

Luqman Saeed
4,574 viewsThe latest version of Jakarta REST is 3.1, which shipped with Jakarta EE 10. This version comes with two great new noteworthy features!

Jadon Ortlepp
4,215 viewsPayara has launched a new product Payara Cloud, designed to run Jakarta EE apps easily and quickly on the cloud.

Jadon Ortlepp
4,927 viewsgRPC is an open source Remote Procedure Call framework; an alternative to REST. Find out more and how Payara is involved!

Jadon Ortlepp
7,192 viewsWith the launch of Jakarta EE 10 today, Payara releases Payara 6 Community Alpha 4 immediately, bringing new features!

Luis Neto
3,223 viewsPayara has developed a module to support gRPC. It is available in Payara Community GitHub repository. Find out more here!

Jadon Ortlepp
3,072 viewsWhat used to take days or weeks of frustration getting the infrastructure set up to run an application in the Cloud is now automated when …

Jadon Ortlepp
4,717 viewsGet started with Uber-JAR today and learn the different variants of the Uber-JAR artifact and the advantages and drawbacks it has.

Jadon Ortlepp
3,492 viewsWatch a 10 minute discussion on Log4j, security processes and prioritization, and how Payara dealt with the vulnerability.