You know, it's interesting you say you support compatibility with 1.3... You're aware that the distribution JAR is compiled with -target 1.5, right? So everyone not running JDK 1.5 has to recompile the jar file in order to deploy, making it a little harder to verify that the xmlsec.jar file is authentic.
I discovered this myself while trying to re-verify our code. I have to support 1.4, which means I can't guarantee all of my libraries (we had to recompile to get a workable jar). On anything else, I probably wouldn't care, but this is sort of critical. -Jason On Sep 27, 2007 1:59 PM, Raul Benito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Jason, > I understand your concerns, and I think you are right stating that in1.6this > optimization is unneeded and even can be a small pesimization (I don't > think it so extreme but I don't have data to back-up). But I have numbers > that show that 1.4 is a nice optimization and if you go to j2me it is even > better. As we still have people with 1.4 JVM (we have 1.3 compatibility > yet) I think we should keep this small hack. > > But anyway I'm more than open to find a common path that works well in new > and old machines. And also I think there are more paths to optimize. > > Regards, > > Raul > >
