Hello Peter
Le 09/10/12 17:43, Peter K a écrit :
isn't the jdk6 branch sufficient? or shouldn't it be a goal of such a
branch to be android compatible?
The Android API is a subset of the JDK6 API. For example the Android
branch would have all JAXB annotations removed (at least for current
Android releases). They were no SQL neither prior Android 4; instead
Google defined its own package for using their embedded SQLite.
Other example: the referencing module relies extensively on affine
transforms. The JDK branches use java.awt.geom.AffineTransform. But the
Android API excluded the full Java2D API - instead, they define their
own Affine transform class. So the Android branch have to use the Google
flavour of Affine transforms instead than the Java2D one.
Martin
