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Doing a jdk5 build with jdk6, best practises? [message #667219] Wed, 27 April 2011 13:58 Go to next message
Thomas Kratz is currently offline Thomas KratzFriend
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Hi I'm just getting my head into building with buckminster. I need to build jdk5 compliant (old Mac users...) but due to a strange bug with jdk5 (I could google someone having the same one) buckminster fails to resolve a local resource with jdk5. so I switched buckminster to run on jdk6 and everything builds fine now. But I didn't find any hints on how to make the jdk6 buckminster do a jdk5 compliant build. Can someone give me pointers what would be the best way to do that ? I think I need to perform an install of the jre, but how do I set the compiler options ?

Any help will be appreciated, as always Smile

Regards Thomas
Re: Doing a jdk5 build with jdk6, best practises? [message #667283 is a reply to message #667219] Wed, 27 April 2011 20:58 Go to previous message
Matthias Kappeller is currently offline Matthias KappellerFriend
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On 2011-04-27 15:58:53 +0200, Thomas Kratz said:

> Hi I'm just getting my head into building with buckminster. I need to
> build jdk5 compliant (old Mac users...) but due to a strange bug with
> jdk5 (I could google someone having the same one) buckminster fails to
> resolve a local resource with jdk5. so I switched buckminster to run on
> jdk6 and everything builds fine now. But I didn't find any hints on how
> to make the jdk6 buckminster do a jdk5 compliant build. Can someone
> give me pointers what would be the best way to do that ? I think I need
> to perform an install of the jre, but how do I set the compiler options
> ?
>
> Any help will be appreciated, as always :)
>
> Regards Thomas

Hi Thomas,

you can enable the project specific compiler settings for this project
and set the 'Compiler compliance level' to 1.5 (open Context Menu of
the Project -> Properties -> Java Compiler). Buckminster will then use
these settings as well.

-Matthias
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