updating SodaExamples to use jakarta.json - 2

Author: VedantMahajanOracle

JdbcExamples/README.md

@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ This directory contains examples of how to store and access JSON type values in
  * [movie.Update](src/main/java/movie/Update.java) - Updates an movie record using whole document replacement.
  * [movie.UpdateMerge](src/main/java/movie/UpdateMerge.java) - Performs a partial update using JSON_MERGEPATCH().
  * [movie.UpdateTransform](src/main/java/movie/UpdateTransform.java) - Performs a partial update using JSON_TRANSFORM().
- * [movie.JSONP](src/main/java/movie/JSONP.java) - Inserts and retrieves a value using [JSON-P (javax.json)](https://javaee.github.io/jsonp/) interfaces.
- * [movie.JSONB](src/main/java/movie/JSONB.java) - Stores and retrieves a plain/custom Java object as JSON using [JSON-B (javax.json.bind)](https://javaee.github.io/jsonb-spec/).
+ * [movie.JSONP](src/main/java/movie/JSONP.java) - Inserts and retrieves a value using [JSON-P (jakarta.json)](https://javaee.github.io/jsonp/) interfaces.
+ * [movie.JSONB](src/main/java/movie/JSONB.java) - Stores and retrieves a plain/custom Java object as JSON using [JSON-B (jakarta.json.bind)](https://javaee.github.io/jsonb-spec/).
  * [movie.Jackson](src/main/java/movie/Jackson.java) - Encodes JSON from an external source, in this case a Jackson parser, as Oracle binary JSON and inserts it into the table.
  * [movie.BinaryJson](src/main/java/movie/BinaryJson.java) - Encodes JSON text as Oracle binary JSON, stores it in a file, and then reads it back again.
  * [movie.RunAll](src/main/java/movie/RunAll.java) - Runs all the examples at once.

JdbcExamples/src/main/java/movie/JSONP.java

@@ -57,12 +57,12 @@ public static void main(String[] args) throws SQLException {
  System.out.println(obj.toString());
 
  // Values such as JsonObject, JsonArray, JsonParser, and JsonGenerator
- // produced from JDBC can be mapped back and forth between the javax.json
+ // produced from JDBC can be mapped back and forth between the jakarta.json
  // counterparts using the facade pattern. Mapping back and forth does not
  // make a copy of the data but rather it provides an alternate view of the same
  // data.
 
- // Smith timestamp attribute is reported as a string when using the javax.json apis
+ // Smith timestamp attribute is reported as a string when using the jakarta.json apis
  JsonValue value = obj.get("release");
  System.out.println(value + " is of type " + value.getValueType());