When upgrading to a higher JDK version, like from jdk1.1.7 to JDK 1.2, Sun
might have changed some of the API included in the JDKs. The changes are
usually renaming method, changing parameters of existing methods or even
canceling the method completely. Each change method which does not exist
anymore in its older version is said to be deprecated. The documentation of
each JDK states which methods were deprecated. When you compile with
the -deprecation option, you can get an exact message about the deprecated
method you used. You should then refer to the new documentation and see how
you should use this method from now on.
Hope it helps.
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Can anyone tell me what this means?
Note: Mnsearch_HLR.java uses a deprecated API. Recompile with
"-deprecation" for details.
1 warning
It is printed when I compile certain java-files.
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