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MicroProfile 4 support and Jakarta EE 9 compatibility in Liberty - Latest open cloud-native Java API for developers and WebSphere users

Liberty * is a lightweight, modular and cloud-optimized Java runtime for building fast and efficient cloud-native and enterprise applications. It is designed for developers (fast startup, dev mode for fast iterative development, etc) and also, optimized for containers and Kubernetes (e.g.,...

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Jakarta Batch Post 116: Whole Job Step Listener

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...

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Jakarta Batch Post 115: Partition Listener

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...

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Jakarta Batch Post 114: Batch Properties Object (Issue 133)

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...

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Jakarta Batch Post 113: Jakarta Batch Issues

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...

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JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #110: Batch Performance – Process Result Size

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...

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JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #109: Batch Performance – Checkpoint Data Size

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...

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JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #108: Batch Performance – Database Updates - Bulk or 1x1

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...

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Designating an IloCplex as MIP before adding any variables or constraints

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JSR-352 (Java Batch) Post #107: Batch Performance – Checkpoint Intervals

This post is part of a series delving into the details of the JSR-352 (Java Batch) specification. Each post examines a very specific part of the specification and looks at how it works and how you might use it in a real batch application. To start at the beginning, follow the link to the ...