The announcement that Jakarta EE cannot use the javax.* namespace is great news and provides Jakarta EE with a clean slate on which to build and innovate the future of [...]
The most advanced way to customize JSON Binding is with custom serializers and deserializers. JSON-B serializers and deserializers are the lowest level of customisation [...]
An adapter configures custom object creation and serialization by implementing the JsonbAdapter interface. The methods adaptToJson() and adaptFromJson() are overwritten with [...]
Let’s take a look at how JSON Binding handles custom object creation. Next article in this series covers customization of JSON-B with adapters. JSON-B expects all classes [...]
Let’s take a look at how the annotation model and runtime configuration work when customizing the JSON Binding serialization and deserialization processes. Next [...]
The Java API for JSON Binding (JSON-B) 1.0 strengthens the Java EE platform’s overall support for the JSON data interchange format. Already, the Java API for JSON [...]
Java EE 8 includes an update to the JSON Processing API and brings it up to date with the latest IEFT standards for JSON. They are: JSON Pointer RFC 6901 JSON Patch RFC 6902 [...]
Java EE 8 includes an update to the JSON Processing API and brings it up to date with the latest IEFT standards for JSON. They are: JSON Pointer RFC 6901 JSON Patch RFC 6902 [...]
Java EE 8 includes an update to the JSON Processing API and brings it up to date with the latest IEFT standards for JSON. They are: JSON Pointer (RFC 6901) JSON Patch (RFC [...]
The New Security API Probably, the single most significant new feature added to Java EE 8 is the new security API. The primary motivations for this new API were to simplify, [...]