BTW for the examples there's no version requirement, so you can use even java6. I don't care.
Dunno if it's possible to have separate compiler settings in build.xml for that. Anyhow, like said. common-daemon.jar is 1.3. Everything else is sugar added, so irrelevant. On 10/16/2010 02:32 PM, sebb wrote:
The current build files (Ant and Maven) assume that the Java source and target versions are 1.3. However, some of the Java source files make use of methods and classes that require later versions of Java For example: java.net.InterfaceAddress requires 1.6 java.net.NetworkInterface - 1.4 FileOutputStream(File file, boolean append) - 1.4 Arrays.copyOf - 1.6 java.lang.System.getenv() - 1.5 I think it's definitely time to abandon Java 1.3, and require at least 1.4 or perhaps 1.5; but I think requiring 1.6 is too much of a jump. Thoughts?
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