Retroweaver looked pretty promising, complete and handles pretty much all of the Java 1.5 capabilities. I was planning on doing some testing of the 1.4 compatible code in a J2EE container, but never got around to it. Unfortunatley Retroweaver doesn't do code level tranformations.

If the community did decide to move to 1.5 it would be a pretty seemless way to stay backwards compatible. Something easily integratable into the build scripts.

Justin


Jody Garnett wrote:
Martin Desruisseaux wrote:

Jody Garnett a écrit :

GeoTools2 module build report 20050923
   gt2:referencing  cleaned




It was caused by an accidental J2SE 1.5 dependency. Fixed as of revision 15841.

Thanks Martin - hopefully not something I did ;-)



No, it was my fault.

I can't wait the day when we will switch to J2SE 1.5 :)

Justin was looking into retroweaver, and your ant script for geoapi. He ended up backporting the udig catalog api by hand.

But perhaps he can share is research/impressions with us?

Jody




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