Le mardi 30 janvier 2007 à 10:54 +0100, Andrea Aime a écrit :
> One funny thing is that I'm running Geoserver 1.5.x (which uses gt2
> 2.3.x) on java 1.6 already, and it just works shouldn't it break
> instead?
I believe that only "javac" complies about missing implementation for
abstract meth
Le mardi 30 janvier 2007 à 18:49 +1100, James Macgill a écrit :
> Oh, and watch assumptions abou itteratoin order in non-ordered collections!
That right, I forgot talk about this point. In order to get trunk to
compile with Java 6, I disabled 2 tests (if my memory serve me right)
which was making
On 1/30/07, Andrea Aime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James Macgill ha scritto:
> >> [22.45] The problem is that those new methods expect an
> >> argument type which is new in Java 6, so we can't implement them and
> >> compile them with Java 4.
> > Erm, I 'implemented' these with Class and Object
James Macgill ha scritto:
>> [22.45] The problem is that those new methods expect an
>> argument type which is new in Java 6, so we can't implement them and
>> compile them with Java 4.
> Erm, I 'implemented' these with Class and Object (no genics) and they
> compiled fine. Felt like a bit of a h
> [22.45] The problem is that those new methods expect an
> argument type which is new in Java 6, so we can't implement them and
> compile them with Java 4.
Erm, I 'implemented' these with Class and Object (no genics) and they
compiled fine. Felt like a bit of a hack but happy to commit if
no-one
Here is Martin providing us with a list of things to fix:
Well, the 2 remaing issues are harder ones and I can't fix the myself.
[22.42] What are these?
[22.43] There is one about a module using a proprietary
Sun api (sun something package) which doesn't exists anymore in Java 6.
[22.43] D
