Re: [eclipse-dev] Java 7 Features in Eclipse

[Olivier Thomann <Olivier_Thomann@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You should take the branch contents, not one of its version. If you really 
want to stick with the versions, then yes this is the latest one.
I would not replace the jdt.core bundle with the one from that branch now. 
The DOM/AST has not been updated yet to support the new syntax from the 
JSR 308. So most refactorings won't work.
You can however use the batch compiler from that version of jdt.core.

If you have any question, let me know.

Olivier



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Mohsen Vakilian <mohsen.eclipse@xxxxxxxxx>
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2010-04-15 02:17
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I checked out the following CVS project. Is it the latest version of the 
branch that implements JSR 308?

Host:            dev.eclipse.org
Repository path: /cvsroot/eclipse
Module:          org.eclipse.jdt.core
Tag:             JSR308_v_A44 (Version)

Then, I used scripts/build.xml to generate the jar file. I simply replaced 
the jar file in the plugins/ directory by my own jar file. But, Eclipse 
didn't load the jdt. How should I replace the jdt.core plugin in my 
Eclipse installation by my own jdt.core jar file. It looks like I have to 
configure multiple places such as artifacts.xml and features/. Could you 
point me to a document that describes how to replace the jdt plugin by my 
own plugin?

On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Olivier Thomann <
Olivier_Thomann@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Right now the only work that we could do relative to Java 7 is the
implementation of the JSR 308.
See the branch: JSR_308 for the org.eclipse.jdt.core project and all
jdt.core tests projects.

Let me now if you don't find it.

Olivier



From:
Mohsen Vakilian <mohsen.eclipse@xxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
2010-04-14 17:30
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[eclipse-dev] Java 7 Features in Eclipse
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The following is an excerpt from the eclipse project plan page at
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/project-plan.php?projectid=eclipse

[...] we have decided to move the development work to a separate branch
and decouple it from the 3.6 release. In that branch we will continue to
develop the Java 7 features as they become publicly accessible. We will
deliver separate updates for the official builds in order to provide early
access to Java 7 features.

Can anyone point me to the branch of eclipse that supports Java 7
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