I've updated the Jira--thanks.
Bryan
Eddie O'Neil wrote:
Should be done; checked it in yesterday.
Just haven't gotten around to resolving the bug yet.
Hoi Lam wrote:
Hi Bryan, You are welcome to use this Jira to track any changes made due to Eclipse 3.1 not yet supporting all the JDK5 features. Rich or Eddie, can you look at checking in Bryan's patch please. Thanks.
Hoi
-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan Che [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 1:43 PM
To: Beehive Developers
Subject: Re: [jira] Created: (BEEHIVE-154) Revert changes made in
ControlBean.vm to accomodate IDEs that are not fully JDK5 compliant
There is another class in Netui that Eclipse 3.1 can't compile now due to autoboxing. Can we patch that file too and then update this Jira to track that one as well? I've attached the patch.
(BTW, I found this benchmark of autoboxing last year to be interesting: http://www.javaspecialists.co.za/archive/Issue090.html)
Bryan
Hoi Lam (JIRA) wrote:
Revert changes made in ControlBean.vm to accomodate IDEs that are not
fully JDK5 compliant
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Key: BEEHIVE-154 URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-154 Project: Beehive Type: Task Components: Controls Versions: V1Beta Reporter: Hoi Lam Assigned to: Hoi Lam Priority: Minor Fix For: V1
A change was made in ControlBean.vm to accomodate Eclipse 3.1 Mx that
is not fully JDK5 compliant, specifically where their language processor
doesn't support autoboxing. In this case, when a control method
returns a primitive type, the generated control bean cannot be compiled
by the IDE. A change was made to wrap an primitive types in their
corresponding wrapper classes. This change should be reverted when
Eclipse no long has this issue.
When reverting this change look for the following comment in the code
and following the instruction in the comment:
##Wrapping primitives with their corresponding wrapper
class
##will not be necessary once Javelin and other IDEs
become
##fully compliant with JDK5. ##In this case, we can replace the if statement below
with:
## #if ($returnType == "void")
## Object rv = null;
## #else
## Object rv = retval;
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