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Java EE vs Jakarta EE: What's the Difference?
Java EE (Java Platform, Enterprise Edition) and Jakarta EE are both platforms for building enterprise applications in Java, but there are key differences:
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Java EE (Before 2018)
o Java EE was originally developed by Sun Microsystems and later maintained by Oracle.
o It provided a set of specifications for building enterprise applications, such as Servlets, JSP, JPA, EJB, JMS, and more.
o It was a standard for large-scale, distributed, and transactional applications.
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Jakarta EE (After 2018 - Present)
o In 2017, Oracle donated Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation, and it was renamed Jakarta EE.
o Jakarta EE 8 was essentially the same as Java EE 8, with no major changes except the branding.
o From Jakarta EE 9 onwards, a major change happened: package names moved from javax.* to jakarta.*.
o Jakarta EE 10 and later introduced new features, including better support for cloud-native applications and microservices.
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