OK for all, except JUnit4, because Maven still doesn't support it. But as soon as Maven will be ok with it, I will move to JUnit4.
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De : Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Objet : Re: [Jwebunit-development] Poll : Switch to JDK1.5 ?
I would first release a java 1.4 version. Even though jWebUnit runs
outside a container, it will benefit from at least 1 version that is
still 1.4 compatible.
If you want to maximize the number of downloads, then 1.4 should be your target.
A new jWebUnit version (2.0?) could also use JUnit 4 as a basis and
leverage annotations.
Martijn
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> Hi,
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> What do you think about switching to JDK1.5 ? The main benefit is
> generics and type-safe enum, but I also read in SVN log that Selenium-RC
> project is switching to JDK1.5, so we will have to migrate if we still
> want to use Selenium.
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> ++
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outside a container, it will benefit from at least 1 version that is
still 1.4 compatible.
If you want to maximize the number of downloads, then 1.4 should be your target.
A new jWebUnit version (2.0?) could also use JUnit 4 as a basis and
leverage annotations.
Martijn
On 6/15/06, Julien Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> What do you think about switching to JDK1.5 ? The main benefit is
> generics and type-safe enum, but I also read in SVN log that Selenium-RC
> project is switching to JDK1.5, so we will have to migrate if we still
> want to use Selenium.
>
> ++
> Julien
>
>
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