Re: Doubts on automatic modules and what is exported at runtime

2019-11-12 Thread Alan Bateman
On 12/11/2019 16:48, Thomas Watson wrote: Sorry to revisit this old topic.  I was testing this again with the latest Java 11 on adopt open jdk and it still appears to be an issue. Did this bug ever get opened and addressed? Yes, it was fixed in JDK 12 via JDK-8211825 [1][2]. -Alan [1] https:/

Re: Doubts on automatic modules and what is exported at runtime

2019-11-12 Thread Thomas Watson
Sorry to revisit this old topic. I was testing this again with the latest Java 11 on adopt open jdk and it still appears to be an issue. Did this bug ever get opened and addressed? Thanks Tom On Fri, Oct 5, 2018 at 5:04 PM Alan Bateman wrote: > On 05/10/2018 22:23, Thomas Watson wrote: > > : >

Re: Doubts on automatic modules and what is exported at runtime

2018-10-05 Thread Alan Bateman
On 05/10/2018 22:23, Thomas Watson wrote: : When launching Java I can use a module path that includes automatic modules along with normal modules that require the automatic module names. Everything works as expected, my normal modules are able to access the packages included in the automatic mod

Doubts on automatic modules and what is exported at runtime

2018-10-05 Thread Thomas Watson
Sorry for reposting the same topic, my other mail client produces emails that the list doesn't like. I have read several blogs and gone over the javadoc for Java 11 about automatic modules but I running into an issue with the behavior of exports from an automatic module. The ModuleDescriptor java

Doubts on automatic modules and what is exported at runtime

2018-10-05 Thread Thomas Watson