Jakarta EE represents the best way to drive cloud-native, mission critical applications and build upon the decades of experience of real world deployments and developers.
Payara Server is an open source middleware platform that supports reliable and secure deployments of Java EE (Jakarta EE) and MicroProfile applications in any environment: on premise, in the cloud or hybrid.
Jakarta EE 10 & MicroProfile application generator and modeler
deftERP - Jakarta EE Web Profile (Java EE 7 : JSF, JPA, EJB, CDI, Bean Validation)
This project should provide a starting point for people interested in using Angular 19 in a Java / Jakarta EE environment.
📂 Maven Archetypes to conveniently bootstrap new Java projects
Welcome to the Jakarta EE Transactions API Project (formerly JTA)
A Jakarta EE starter project boilerplate for Jakarta Servlet 5.0 (aligned with Jakarta EE 9) Container
Microservice: Java 23, SpringBoot 3.4.1, & Jakarta EE 10. NFRs - Spring AOP, Exception, Logging, Micrometer, Open Telemetry, Crypto, AES Encryption for DB Passwords, and Spring Security, JWT, KeyCloak. Swagger API Docs.
A blogging site with java jsp, servlet, ajax, bootstrap and mysql as database. Where anyone can signup, login, react and write read blog posts.
Flow Logix Jakarta EE Components for PrimeFaces and OmniFaces
📹 Quickstart Guides for Jakarta EE for several application server
Java samples for Reports.JAVA report generator, Java SE 1.8 and higher, native Java report engine, HTML5 Web components, Jakarta EE platform support
Explore the Advanced API Development (AAD) Code Space, featuring in-depth lessons on Jakarta EE, JSON, AJAX, Spring, and security topics. Each lesson is organized into distinct branches, providing practical code examples and real-world scenarios. Dive into comprehensive resources to enhance your API development skills.
Microservice: Java 17, SpringBoot 3.1.0, & Jakarta 10. Redis as Distributed cache and with Kafka Client for async communications along with AOP, Exception, Crypto and Security (JWT) Framework.
A demo project built with Jakarta EE and MicroProfile – a service that returns random combination of an adjective and a noun.
Tommy is Apache Tomcat, bundled as a single executable jar.
Created by Eclipse Foundation
Released September 2017