FYI, coincidentally I was looking at Java 7 adoption for JBoss Tools users and
currently that is at ~24% out ouf ~730.000 starts the last month.
Plus Java 7 is not very stable for anything that has do with graphical
rendering on either OSX and Linux OpenJDK - so it would currently
be a shame if
Because we never agreed to move to 1.7. And I don't think it makes
sense. Java 6 is not even EOL yet (close, yes).
The only 1.7 source requirement as I understand it is that jaxb
required thing that you added.
We do currently need *javac* from 1.7 to compile master (and metamodel
since we
seeing this all the times:
warning: [options] bootstrap class path not set in conjunction with -source 1.6
since now we need JDK 7 to compile master/metamodel, is there any reason that
we still set the source level to 1.6?
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Best Regards,
Strong Liu stliu at
