Learn Java from Scratch - A Beginner's Guide - Step 06 - Evolution of Jakarta EE - Comparing with J2EE and Java EE

The video tutorial explores the evolution of Java EE, starting from J2EE, transitioning to Java EE, and finally becoming Jakarta EE. It explains how enterprise capabilities were initially part of the JDK but were later separated under J2EE. The rebranding to Java EE and the eventual transition to Jakarta EE under the Eclipse Foundation are discussed. The video also covers key specifications of Jakarta EE, such as JSP, JSTL, EJB, CDI, and JPA, and highlights the integration of Jakarta EE with the Spring Framework.

What was the original name of Jakarta EE?

• Java EE

• J2EE

• Java Enterprise Edition

• Jakarta Enterprise Edition

Which specification in Jakarta EE is used to create views in web applications?

• Jakarta RESTful Web Services

• Jakarta Enterprise Beans

• Jakarta Persistence API

• Jakarta Server Pages

What is the new name for Java Standard Tag Library in Jakarta EE?

• Jakarta Standard Tag Library

• Jakarta Dynamic Tag Library

• Jakarta Tag Library

• Jakarta Tag Services

What is the primary focus of Jakarta Persistence API?

• Creating web pages

• Building RESTful services

• Interacting with relational databases

• Dependency injection

Which framework versions support Jakarta EE?

• Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2

• Spring 6 and Spring Boot 3

• Spring 7 and Spring Boot 4

• Spring 4 and Spring Boot 1