On 1 Feb 2006, at 17:42, Conrad O'Dea wrote:
As as aside we've been working with retrotransformer lately - with
help from folks on the JAXB2 team and retrotransformer team -
we've managed to get retrotransformer to create 1.4 compliant
bytecode that uses JAXB2 RI. So there's a chance you could still
work around the 1.5 issue....
http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/2005/12/29.html#a546
FWIW there's a maven2 retrotranslator plugin
I had a brief look at retrotransformer. I'd be interested in
seeing it a production environment.
Its mostly a build-time tool. The only thing which is used in
production is backport-util-concurrent for any java.util.concurrent
code you use and a small retrotranslator-runtime library which
backports the annotation lookup code (currently using ASM) together
with a few extra helper methods required for the bytecode
transformation (such as some reflection/generics helper methods).
James
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