one issue I'm having with jikes is that (I quote from the FAQ):
Jikes allows the use of JAR files, which have the standard "zip" format,
provided that any contained class files are stored either using no
compression or the default "DeflatedN" compression (also known as "method
8" in zip-speak).
I don't know how common it is for library vendors to compress their JARs,
but in my usage, Sun's JSSE isn't successfully loaded by jikes. Thus, I
have some classes I can't compile with jikes. Can anyone explain if this
is a real-world shortcoming of jikes?
TIA.
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