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| [[ugr.issues]] |
| = Known Issues |
| |
| *JCasGen merge facility only supports Java levels 1.4 or earlier*:: |
| JCasGen has a facility to merge in user (hand-coded) changes with the code generated by JCasGen. |
| This merging supports Java 1.4 constructs only. |
| JCasGen generates Java 1.4 compliant code, so as long as any code you change here also only uses Java 1.4 constructs, the merge will work, even if you're using Java 5 or later. |
| If you use syntactic structures particular to Java 5 or later, the merge operation will likely fail to merge properly. |
| |
| *Descriptor editor in Eclipse tooling does not work with libgcj 4.1.2*:: |
| The descriptor editor in the Eclipse tooling does not work with libgcj 4.1.2, and possibly other versions of libgcj. |
| This is apparently due to a bug in the implementation of their XML library, which results in a class cast error. |
| libgcj is used as the default JVM for Eclipse in Ubuntu (and other Linux distributions?). The workaround is to use a different JVM to start Eclipse. |
