It's definitely not a JDK problem. The code works fine in a non-platform application with jdk11.0.4. It's a problem of the combination JDK 11 plus NetBeans Platform. It fails even if I switch to JDK 11 and NetBeans 8.2. Boris
Geertjan Wielenga <geert...@apache.org> schrieb am Sa., 12. Okt. 2019, 09:14: > So first start by using the same JDK for both to see whether it is a JDK > problem (probably since JDK 11 is very different to JDK 8) or not. > > Gj > > On Sat, 12 Oct 2019 at 08:50, Boris Heithecker <boris.heithec...@gmx.net> > wrote: > >> Hi all, >> it seems that a NetBeans 11.1 platform app running on Java 11 (oracle >> jdk11.0.4) doesn't read annotations at package level properly. If I'm not >> mistaken for whatever reason this is a really nasty bug. >> >> Please have a look at this to reproduce: >> >> https://github.com/borisheithecker/packagelevelannotationtest >> >> If I run this small platform application with platform 11.1 and Java 11 >> selected, it fails (i.e. the package annotation is not found at runtime). >> If I run it with NetBeans 8.2 and Java 8_162 the annotation is found as >> expected. >> >> I started porting a platform application yesterday which has been run on >> 8.2 so far and which makes heavy use of JAXB and Web Services. I spend the >> whole day digging various sources on why the application fails to run on >> Java 11 (with Metro JAX WS RI added as external library) until I found out >> what seems to be the obvious reason now: it fails because JAXB can't >> read @XmlSchema-annotations in package-info. Am I doing something wrong? >> >> Boris >> >
