I found the problem. I had a setting 'compiler="classic"' in my build.xml file. After 
I removed that the problem went away. Still does not make much sense to me - what is 
that "classic" compiler, anyway?

>
>Yes. That's what I get for not actually compiling my examples. I did compile
>the following:
>
>    private static class A {
>        private final int b;
>
>        A( int b ) { this.b = b; }
>        A() { this(0); }
>    }
>
>Which compiles fine under the JDK compiler but gives:
>
>Blank final variable 'b' may not have been initialized. It must be assigned
>a value in an initializer, or in every constructor.
>
>when compiled using the symantec compiler.
>
>-- Mark
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