updates to 26.0.0.4-beta blog

Author: navaneethsnair1

posts/2026-04-07-26.0.0.4-beta.adoc

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Liberty provides convenience features that bundle all component specifications i
 
 These convenience features enable developers to rapidly develop applications using all APIs in the Web Profile and Platform specifications. Unlike the `jakartaee-10.0` Liberty feature, the `jakartaee-11.0` Liberty feature does not enable the Managed Beans specification function any longer, as this specification was removed from the platform which includes removal of the `jakarta.annotation.ManagedBean` annotation API. Applications relying on the `@ManagedBean` annotation must migrate to use CDI annotations.
 
-The Jakarta EE 11 Platform specification removes all optional specifications from the platform, meaning Jakarta SOAP with Attachments, XML Binding, XML Web Services, and Enterprise Beans 2.x APIs functions are not included with the `jakartaee-11.0` Liberty feature. To use these capabilities, explicitly add Liberty features to your `server.xml` feature list: `xmlBinding-4.0` for XML Binding, `xmlWS-4.0` for SOAP with Attachments and XML Web Services, and `enterpriseBeansHome-4.0` for Jakarta Enterprise Beans 2.x APIs. Alternatively, use the equivalent versionless features with the `jakartaee-11.0` platform specification.
+The Jakarta EE 11 Platform specification removes all optional specifications from the platform, meaning Jakarta SOAP with Attachments, XML Binding, XML Web Services, and Enterprise Beans 2.x APIs functions are not included with the `jakartaee-11.0` Liberty feature. To use these capabilities, explicitly add Liberty features to your `server.xml` feature list: `xmlBinding-4.0` for XML Binding, `xmlWS-4.0` for SOAP with Attachments and XML Web Services, and `enterpriseBeansHome-4.0` for Jakarta Enterprise Beans 2.x APIs. Alternatively, use the equivalent versionless features with the `jakartaee-11.0` platform.
 
 When using the Liberty application client with the `jakartaeeClient-11.0` feature, Jakarta SOAP with Attachments, XML Binding, and XML Web Services client functions are not available. To continue using these functions in your Liberty application client, enable the `xmlBinding-4.0` and the new `xmlWSClient-4.0` features in your `client.xml` file.
 
@@ -143,13 +143,11 @@ To configure your authorization modules in your application's `web.xml` file, ad
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-Due to Jakarta Authorization 3.0 no longer using the `java.security.Policy` class and introducing a new configuration mechanism for authorization modules, the `com.ibm.wsspi.security.authorization.jacc.ProviderService` Liberty API is no longer available with the appAuthorization-3.0 feature.
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-If a Liberty user feature configures authorization modules, the OSGi service that provided a `ProviderService` implementation must be updated to use the `PolicyConfigurationFactory` and `PolicyFactory` `set` methods. These methods configure the modules in the OSGi service. Alternatively you can use a Web Application Bundle (WAB) in your user feature to specify your security modules in a `web.xml` file.
+Due to Jakarta Authorization 3.0 no longer using the `java.security.Policy` class and introducing a new configuration mechanism for authorization modules, the `com.ibm.wsspi.security.authorization.jacc.ProviderService` Liberty API is no longer available with the appAuthorization-3.0 feature. If a Liberty user feature configures authorization modules, the OSGi service that provided a `ProviderService` implementation must be updated to use the `PolicyConfigurationFactory` and `PolicyFactory` `set` methods. These methods configure the modules in the OSGi service. Alternatively you can use a Web Application Bundle (WAB) in your user feature to specify your security modules in a `web.xml` file.
 
 Finally, the 3.0 API adds a new `jakarta.security.jacc.PrincipalMapper` class that you can obtain from the `PolicyContext` class when authorization processing is done in your `Policy` implementation. From this class, you can obtain the roles that are associated with a specific Subject to be able to determine whether the Subject is in the required role.
 
-You can use the `PrincipalMapper` class in your `Policy` implementation's `impliesByRole`(or `implies`) method, as shown in the following example:
+You can use the `PrincipalMapper` class in your `Policy` implementation's `impliesByRole` (or `implies`) method, as shown in the following example:
 
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