XORM is designed to be run in a server environment.
Windows, Linux and Mac OS X all support JDK 1.4 now.
JDK 1.4 features are used for:
* logging APIs (though I have used Lumberjack with success
as a replacement)
* LinkedHashMap, LinkedHashSet
* Regular expressions/split() in a few places
These would be inconvenient, but not impossible, to replace,
either with GNU Classpath implementations, or custom code.
What OS are you on, or what is your reason for needing older
JDK support?
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XORM is designed to be run in a server environment.
Windows, Linux and Mac OS X all support JDK 1.4 now.
JDK 1.4 features are used for:
* logging APIs (though I have used Lumberjack with success
as a replacement)
* LinkedHashMap, LinkedHashSet
* Regular expressions/split() in a few places
These would be inconvenient, but not impossible, to replace,
either with GNU Classpath implementations, or custom code.
What OS are you on, or what is your reason for needing older
JDK support?