🚀 Jakarta Migration (javax → jakarta)

Analyze, plan, and automate your Java EE → Jakarta EE migration — directly inside IntelliJ.

Migrate from Java EE 8 (javax.*) to Jakarta EE 9+ with confidence. This plugin detects migration blockers, analyzes dependencies, and helps you refactor safely using OpenRewrite.

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⚠️ Why This Matters

The transition from javax.* to jakarta.* is not a simple rename.

• Dependencies break
• Frameworks require upgrades
• Application servers must change
• Hidden references cause runtime failures

This plugin helps you identify risks early and migrate systematically.

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� Privacy & Analytics

Anonymous Data Collection

This plugin collects anonymous usage statistics and error reports to help improve the product:

What we collect:

• Anonymous user ID (randomly generated UUID)
• Plugin version and environment
• Usage events (credit usage, upgrade clicks)
• Error reports with stack traces (when errors occur)
• Current UI tab and action context

What we DON'T collect:

• Personal information or identifying data
• Source code or project content
• IP addresses or location data
• User names or email addresses

How we use it:

• Improve migration detection accuracy
• Fix bugs and crashes faster
• Understand which features are most useful
• Plan future improvements

Data Storage:

• All data is stored securely in Supabase (GDPR compliant)
• Anonymous user IDs are stored locally in your IDE config

Opt-Out Options

You can disable data collection at any time:

Via About Tab:

1. Open File → Settings → Plugins → Jakarta Migration
2. Click the About tab
3. Toggle off "Usage Analytics" and/or "Error Reporting"
4. Changes are saved automatically

What happens when you opt-out:

• No new usage events will be collected
• No new error reports will be sent
• Previously collected anonymous data remains in Supabase
• Plugin functionality is not affected - all features work normally

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Get it from JetBrains Marketplace →

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🔍 What You Can Do

📊 Analyze Your Project

• Scan your entire codebase for javax.* usage
• Identify migration blockers and compatibility issues
• Estimate migration effort and risk

📦 Understand Dependencies

• Detect which dependencies are Jakarta-compatible
• Get recommendations for compatible versions
• Visualize module relationships with dependency graphs

🧠 Plan Your Migration

• Compare migration strategies
• Identify required platform upgrades (Spring, app servers, etc.)

✅ Validate Migration Readiness

• Enhanced Test Coverage Analysis: Detects integration tests that actually validate javax/jakarta compatibility
• Critical Risk Zone Detection: Identifies modules with migration issues AND insufficient test coverage
• Migration-Aware Confidence Scoring: Prioritizes tests that catch real migration issues over mocked unit tests

📄 Generate Professional Reports

• HTML-to-PDF Reports: Beautiful, professional reports with executive summaries
• Multiple Templates: Professional, Technical, and Minimal report styles
• Comprehensive Analysis: Dependencies, platforms, advanced scanning, and recommendations
• Make informed decisions before changing code

⚡ Refactor with Confidence

• Apply OpenRewrite-powered refactoring recipes
• Automatically transform javax.* → jakarta.*
• Undo changes with built-in history

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🤖 AI-Powered Capabilities

• MCP tools integrated with JetBrains AI Assistant
• Assist with migration decisions and code changes

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🧪 Experimental Features

• Runtime Analysis – Detect runtime issues and suggest fixes
• Reports – Export migration analysis as PDF

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🧰 Supported Technologies

• Java: 11, 17, 21, 25
• Build Tools: Maven, Gradle
• Frameworks: Spring Boot 3+, Spring Framework 6+, Jakarta EE 9+
• Application Servers: Tomcat 10+, WildFly 27+, Jetty 12+, Open Liberty 23+, Payara 7+, JBoss EAP 8+, WebSphere, WebLogic
• Jakarta APIs: Servlet, JSP, JPA, CDI, Bean Validation, JAX-RS, JAX-WS, JMS, WebSocket, JSON-B, JSON-P

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🚀 Getting Started

1. Run Analysis – Scan your project for javax.* usage
2. Review Results – Understand risks and migration effort
3. Plan Strategy – Choose the best migration approach
4. Refactor – Apply automated OpenRewrite recipes
5. Verify – Re-run analysis to confirm migration success

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⚙️ Technical Details

• Built on the IntelliJ Platform
• Uses OpenRewrite for safe, automated transformations
• Performs static analysis across source code, dependencies, and configs
• Compatible with IntelliJ IDEA 2023.3+ (Community & Ultimate)

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💡 Free vs Premium

Free

• Migration risk analysis
• Dependency scans
• Version recommendations
• Migration strategy insights

Premium

• One-click refactoring
• Platform detection (frameworks, app servers)
• Advanced scans and analysis
• PDF reports
• AI-assisted migration tools

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🎯 Who This Is For

• Enterprise Java teams upgrading to Jakarta EE
• Developers maintaining legacy Java EE systems
• Teams migrating to Spring Boot 3+ or modern app servers

Technical Documentation

View the Github Wiki →

Screenshots

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