From the course: Java EE: Concurrency and Multithreading
Welcome
- [Ketkee] Many of us probably know the standard edition APIs for concurrency, but when it comes to an enterprise environment, the picture changes entirely. Prior to Java Enterprise Edition Version 7, we did have an opportunity to create threads using the standard edition, but it was considered a dangerous practice. But with the advent of the enterprise version now, which supports concurrency utilities, we have options where we can easily seamlessly integrate the background processing or parallelism tasks in an enterprise application. So in this course, we are going to look at the four basic APIs under enterprise edition concurrency utilities, and then we'll go on to do demos for each one of them. We will also talk about what happens with concurrency in a distributed environment and if there are transactions in there, how do we handle them. So let's get started.
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