Use the "deprecation" attribute on the javac element... Set it to
true for using deprecation, false for not. It defaults to false.
We use this all the time to allow deprecated API's to be used for a
couple version past when we deprecate them, just because our
customers don't always have the time (just like us) to modify all
their code to match the new API's...
Good luck!
At 03:02 PM 8/12/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to the mailing list, and have a question about compiling
deprecated classes. Is it possible, when compiling with Ant, to
arrange the compilation so that deprecated classes are not ignored
during the build?
>From what I've read, the Java compiler will ignore deprecated classes
when compileing a package, and only provide comments during the
compilation of dependent packages. We'd like to see if we can
remove deprecated classes from a build, without necessarily removing
them from the directory structure or repository.
Thanks,
-Bob
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