Y'alls discussion of this made me do some Googling and I found "JackDaw"
which lets one do the automagic setter/getter thing strictly via
"approved" annotation processing:
https://github.com/vbauer/jackdaw
On 03/16/2016 11:27 PM, BRF wrote:
I use it in some utility projects. The only problem I have ever had with it is
when using jsni in a class with lomboked code. GWT compiler chokes on some
generated variable names, but splitting the jsni into a separate class resolved
that. As far as jdk breakages they haven't been much of a hinderance here, but
we upgrade slowly due to gwt anyways. Java 9 appears it will better support
building against old jdks so I think those issues will be fewer going forward
possibly, but only time will tell.
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