On 2/19/08, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It's written to be 1.3 compliant. > > It appears to be so if one uses Maven, however I just tried it with > Eclipse, and there are some classes which are not compatible with 1.3. > > RuntimeException does not have RuntimeException([String,]Throwable) > constructors, nor do Exception.getCause() String.matche(String) exist > in 1.3.
Okay, so how about we say it's 1.4 compliant? It's a brand new library, so there really are no existing users. The ones I have are already using it based on what's in SVN, so they're probably okay with the 1.4edness (it's a word, I promise). Should I update the POM to override what we have in the parent? This brings up an interesting question, though. Why isn't this flagged? I said it's supposed to be 1.3 compliant to maven. Shouldn't the maven build fail if I've got stuff in there that's not 1.3 compliant? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
