The company I work for uses GWT in a fashion that allows us to reuse logic that was originally run only on the server. Since this server code changes over time, and the company updates to the latest version of Java fairly quickly, there is a growing amount of developers using Java7 language features. Occasionally the new language features are added to files examined by the GWT compiler, which of course fails and requires the changes to be backed out. This results in a medium sized brew-haha every three months or so as to why we are using a technology that isn't keeping current with Java while the company is commited to doing so. So, two questions: 1) What is the timeframe to update the ECJ to a version that handles Java7 language features? 2) I've messed around in the GWT compiler quite a bit. What is the level of diffciulty related to updating the ECJ used by the GWT Compiler myself? Thanks, Stefan
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