In an email last month, there was a similar question.
(Subject was: target release 1.3 conflicts with default source release
1.5)
We do use 1.5, but had to tweak things a little.
I will include last month's email response here:
We also had to do minor tweaks to the following java classes to get this
to compile:
* DocumentWrapper.java
* DateMetaInputModule.java
* IteratorHelper.java
* XPointerFrameworkParser.java
* StatusGenerator.java
* EnumerationFactory.java
For example - in EnumerationFactory, change the parameter name in the
relevant methods from "enum" (a new reserved word) to "en".
Modified code snippet for EnumerationFactory:
/**
* Order relations Object.op (OtherObject) representing the relation
* Object op OtherObject.
* @param en the right operand
*/
public boolean lt (EnumerationFactory en) { // "<"
return this.getPos() < en.getPos ();
}
public boolean le (EnumerationFactory en) { // "<="
return this.getPos() <= en.getPos ();
}
public boolean gt (EnumerationFactory en) { // ">"
return this.getPos() > en.getPos ();
}
public boolean ge (EnumerationFactory en) { // ">="
return this.getPos() >= en.getPos ();
}
Theresa
Michel Erard wrote:
>Subject: Global Question to cocoon and Java 1.5
>Does someone using cocoon and Java 1.5 on Windows? I think it is not
possible to compile cocoon witz this version of java, >becaus the
Interface org.w3c.dom.Document was expanded from version 1.4.2 to 1.5.0
and contains currently more methods, >which are'n implementet by cocoons
classes. F. ex. by the class org.apache.cocoon.xml.dom.DocumentWrapper
which implements >this Interface.
>On Linux i do not have this problem... and I'm wondering about this...
>Mike
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