Java 5 seems fine to me. I just had Java 6 on in my IntelliJ by default because I have other projects which use it and didn't really realize what I was doing. (Hey, if it autocompletes, it works, right? :)
I have now switched my personal environment back to 5 and am fine with staying on that until we all feel ready to upgrade. - Cassie On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 1:21 AM, Alejandro Rivero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On this topic, the "testing" guideline could include some instruction > to disable testing if wanted. In fact this breaking of compatibility > during the last two weeks has followed a smooth evolution: first the > test became broken, then we (our group) survived by deleting the test/ > directory, and then this week the first Java 6 specific has been > introduced, forcing us to migrate. Not a headache, except that Java6 > is not a SUSE 10.2 standard package yet, only "in testing". > > I'd be happy following java 6. > > > > work on Shindig as an observer and have/will submit patches to the > project > > > (at least until you guys get fed up with me). I have worked on a > number > > > of > > > open source projects (Moz and a few of my own) and currently > represent > > > Piczo > > > (www.piczo.com), a social networking company (what else?). We intend > to > > > use > > > Shindig for our OpenSocial implementation and we are close to hosting > an > > > internal implementation of Shindig for experimental purposes. We are > > > It seems that this accident has forced some of us to surface. So hat > tip to the community :-) On my side, our group is finishing a > development for a BOINC based platform are planning to keep the > shinding java for the gadgets, but opensocial request will need some > rerouting, most probably to python. Launching date is 24 April. > Simultaneusly we will deploy some gadgets, mostly videocomm. Cheers, > > Alejandro >
