Re: Future of the task

2006-08-28 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On Mon, 28 Aug 2006, Jesse Glick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Stefan Bodewig wrote: >> We still support Ant 1.2, so we will certainly be supporting Ant >> 1.5 > > "Java 1.2" and "Java 1.5" I guess you meant. Err, yes. *blush* Stefan -

Re: Future of the task

2006-08-28 Thread Jesse Glick
Stefan Bodewig wrote: We still support Ant 1.2, so we will certainly be supporting Ant 1.5 "Java 1.2" and "Java 1.5" I guess you meant. Note that although JDK 6's javac does run annotation processors automatically (no need for a separate tool), it does *not* accept those written against the

Re: Future of the task

2006-08-27 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On Sun, 27 Aug 2006, Mark McKay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was reading though the apt documentation, and it begins by saying > that as of Java 1.6, apt may be obsolete and its functions > incorporated into javac. Does this mean that the apt task will also > be merged into the javac task? Unli

Future of the task

2006-08-27 Thread Mark McKay
I was reading though the apt documentation, and it begins by saying that as of Java 1.6, apt may be obsolete and its functions incorporated into javac. Does this mean that the apt task will also be merged into the javac task? Mark McKay ---