On 01.10.21 08:29, Jaroslav Tulach wrote:
It is obviously possible to do that with reflection the way you describe
below.
However my preferred way is to use
http://wiki.apidesign.org/wiki/AlternativeImplementation
E.g. slowly start introducing `org.netbeans.modules.xyz.jdk11` modules that
would register "seams" and spice the default JDK8 behavior on JDK11 with
additional functionality without the need for reflection.
By setting `java.target=11` in `project.properties` file one instructs the
NetBeans Harness build system to insert
OpenIDE-Module-Java-Dependencies: Java > 11
into module manifest. Then such module is only going to be enabled on JDK11.
I like this proposal in principle. But since it appears that there is
still the requirement to run the platform and the editor features on 8.
This could be basically only set for new modules - everything which is
already there must still work (tested etc) on 8 until 8 is *actually*
dropped.
In case i am missing something - what module would be a candidate for
java.target=11 (as example)?
best regards,
michael
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