Welcome to issue number three hundred and forty-two of Hashtag Jakarta EE! I am currently at JConf Dominicana 2026. I will post a separate post about the conference shortly. But I will mention the session I am attending right now, which is a presentation about floci by Hector Ventura. In short, floci is a drop-in replacement…

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Issue 342 of the Hashtag Jakarta EE newsletter covers highlights from JConf Dominicana 2026, including a session on floci, a LocalStack drop-in replacement for local cloud emulation. It also links to a follow-up post on resumable file uploads using Jakarta EE and the TUS protocol, an article on Apache Shiro's integration with Jakarta EE 11 specifications (Faces, CDI, RESTful Web Services, Servlet), and a mention of FlowLogix EE components featuring JPA Lazy DataModel for PrimeFaces with cursor pagination support.

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