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Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. [+1] Java 6 or later [+0] Abstain [-1] Continue to support Java 5 |
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Marco Il giorno 30/nov/2009, alle ore 22.40, David E Jones ha scritto: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > |
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> Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 +1 |
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Cheers, Ruppert -- Tim Ruppert HotWax Media http://www.hotwaxmedia.com o:801.649.6594 f:801.649.6595 On Nov 30, 2009, at 2:40 PM, David E Jones wrote: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java > 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would > allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those > OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this > change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any > release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > |
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-Adrian David E Jones wrote: > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > > |
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-Al On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 2:40 PM, David E Jones <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > > |
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Regards Scott HotWax Media http://www.hotwaxmedia.com On 1/12/2009, at 10:40 AM, David E Jones wrote: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java > 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would > allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those > OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this > change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any > release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > |
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Jacques From: "David E Jones" <[hidden email]> > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would > allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that > this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > |
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Hans On Mon, 2009-11-30 at 14:40 -0700, David E Jones wrote: > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > -- Antwebsystems.com: Quality OFBiz services for competitive rates |
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Thanks and Regards Anil Patel HotWax Media Inc http://www.hotwaxmedia.com http://www.hotwaxmedia.com/apache-ofbiz-blog/ On Nov 30, 2009, at 4:40 PM, David E Jones wrote: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > |
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-- Ashish On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 3:10 AM, David E Jones <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for > OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that > relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run > on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only > and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > > |
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+1 Thanks, Manuel. On Nov 30, 2009, at 4:40 PM, David E Jones wrote: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java > 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would > allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those > OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this > change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any > release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > |
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David E Jones a écrit : > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > > -- Nicolas MALIN Consultant Tél : 06.17.66.40.06 Site projet : http://www.neogia.org/ ------- Société LibrenBerry Tél : 02.48.02.56.12 Site : http://www.librenberry.net/ |
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Le lundi 30 novembre 2009 22:40:09, David E Jones a écrit : > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for > OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that > relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run > on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk > only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > -- Antoine Vittecoq |
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Bilgin David E Jones wrote: > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > > |
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matthieu Le lundi 30 novembre 2009 à 14:40 -0700, David E Jones a écrit : > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > |
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- Srinivas V Developer On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 3:10 AM, David E Jones <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for > OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that > relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run > on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only > and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > > |
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> Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 +1 -- Christian |
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On Nov 30, 2009, at 10:40 PM, David E Jones wrote:
> > Please vote on whether or not we should require Java 6 (aka Java 1.6) for OFBiz going forward. This basically means that we would allow code that relies on Java 6 APIs, and that because of those OFBiz would no longer run on Java 5 (aka Java 1.5). Note that this change would be for the trunk only and would not apply to any release branch. > > [+1] Java 6 or later > [+0] Abstain > [-1] Continue to support Java 5 > +1 Jacopo |
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