Note that I have had to set the Eclipse project for Spring to JDK 1.5
compliance so that it doesn't complain about the Annotations related
code. It also puts out JDK 1.5 specific code. When you enable this on a
project specific basis, eclipse puts the stuff in some files in a
.settings subdirectory, which I've now checke din.
The other option would have been for people to all set their default
eclipse preferences to JDK 1.5, but I think that's less desireable, when
we can explicitly indicate in the project prefs that it's 1.5 support is
needed.
Since we're mixing source trees at this point, this is being done for
the whole codebase.
If you're building Spring to give out to other people, make sure to
build from Ant and do a clean, so that all non 1.5 code gets built as
JDK 1.3 compatible code.
Colin
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Colin Sampaleanu
Interface21 Principal Consultant
Spring Training, Consulting and Support - "From the Source"
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