No problem. I will change logic and i will run my test. Unfortunately
JDK9 cannot be used in Jenkins because java compiler 1.5 is
unsupported by jigsaw jdk however in plugin 3.0 it would be just fine.
Checking module-info.class that exists makes sense to me.
Cheers
Tibor
On Tue, Aug 23, 2016 at
All other cases check the Java runtime instead the forked instance, that's
much easier.
The -Xpatch is only interesting if target/classes/module-info.class
exists. So I'd go for that strategy. In fact, that's what the
maven-compiler-plugin will do too to decide if it should use classpath or
I want to obtain java.specification.version from forked JVM started from
Toolchain.
I need to know if the JDK is Jigsaw 9 or lower.
Robert gave me advise to run "java -version" and parse the string but the
problem is that it is VM version and not the specification version of Java
language, and
I want to obtain java.specification.version from forked JVM started from
Toolchain.
I need to know if the JDK is Jigsaw 9 or lower.
Robert gave me advise to run "java -version" and parse the string but the
problem is that it is VM version and not the specification version of Java
language, and
