I almost forgot. We of course know the *real* reason Jigsaw introduced
these pains. It's hard to upgrade. But you either have to upgrade, or you
pay :)
https://java.com/en/download/release_notice.jsp
Which is not a bad decision for the community as a whole. If Oracle
(finally) finds a viable busin
2018-04-20 14:35 GMT+02:00 :
> I'm quite amazed about that as upgrading to Java 9/10 seems to be
> impossible. To the developers implementing JPMS this issue should have been
> quite obvious?!?
>
It was obvious and not an oversight, and it has been discussed back and
forth many many times, indeed
I'm quite amazed about that as upgrading to Java 9/10 seems to be
impossible. To the developers implementing JPMS this issue should have been
quite obvious?!?
I can't remember exactly what other libraries having this problem (I am
back on Java 8 now). I guess it must have been apache-commons.
I see. Well, this particular set of regressions just shows how great Java's
backwards compatibility used to be, which we always took for granted :-)
It also shows why you're the first to bring this up on the jOOQ mailing
list. Because no one is really using Java 9 or 10 yet, for these reasons.
Wh
Thanks for your help and your fix in jOOX 3.11.
Your workaround would indeed fix the problem as far as jooq is concerned
but there are unfortunately some other libraries on my module path which
have an issue regarding split packages.
Cheers
Marco
On Thursday, April 19, 2018 at 1:36:34 PM UTC
I see, thanks for the clarification. I've just noticed that our integration
tests only cover running jOOQ on the classpath, not on the module path.
This is of course a significant flaw in our tests (your issue would not
have gone unnoticed that way). I will fix this right away.
Notice also that I'
Addendum: I guess my problem can not be solved
=>
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48871059/muting-java-9-split-package-errors-on-intellij
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Hi Lukas
To make short story long. I switched from jdk 8 to jdk 10 (same issue
applies also to jdk 9). As IDE I use Intellij 2017.3. Reasons for the
switch are the new httpClient implementation in jdk 9 and curiosity :-)
After having switched and used httpClient in one of my classes the compile
Hi Marco,
Thanks for your message. jOOQ 3.10 is the first minor release that is
formally integration tested with Java 9 and Java 10. There were also a few
fixes related to JAXB that will make the integration easier moving forward
(only in jOOQ 3.11, I think).
The error you run into is a known "re
