Java 1.8 Compile warning

[cineva]

omg... 11.777 errors & 82 warnings & 0 others


Edit: ahhh Java 8? damn... I have to try again... I get these errors with JDK 7 not 8:)

sorry Zoey.

[cineva]

Finally. 0 errors & 0 warnings also dist [default]: BUILD SUCCESSFUL -> Total time: 32 seconds w/o any errors

Fixed using:

Luna 4.4 Standard or IDE for Java Developers x86 or x64 (because support compiler 1.8 "I think that because with Kepler 4.3 that support max 1.7 compiler version, I get 11.777 errors & 82 warnings even with JDK 8 & all you see in this comment, I just guess to be that but I'm not sure.... you know better than me")
JDK 8u11 x64
Subversion Sliksvn 1.8.9 x64
JavaHL 1.8.8 x64 (selected from SVN Repositories)
without Subclipse (I want to know if this is necessary required or not to know if I have to install it or not)
Eclipse update site URL: http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.10.x

Now I want to know Zoey about game... you said smth about "I can't test it because I don't have IT client"
so, where or what I have to check to see if works properly or not ingame?
is there something important things to be checked? (I mean about last warnings... you said that you have blocked the errors to be shown, that's why I ask you)

Thank you again for your support Zoey.
I wish you a good day, to everyone!

[jurchiks]

Subclipse isn't required, it's just that some devs prefer it because of some rarely used features that the Subversive plugin supposedly doesn't have or has a worse version of.
Subversive is available directly from Eclipse's plugin list (supported plugin), Subclipse is an external custom plugin that you need to add manually.
Also, as far as I've noticed, all the people, whose patches contain duplicate files, are using Subclipse. I've never had such a problem, I've always used Subversive.

[cineva]

Subclipse isn't required, it's just that some devs prefer it because of some rarely used features that the Subversive plugin supposedly doesn't have or has a worse version of.
Subversive is available directly from Eclipse's plugin list (supported plugin), Subclipse is an external custom plugin that you need to add manually.
Also, as far as I've noticed, all the people, whose patches contain duplicate files, are using Subclipse. I've never had such a problem, I've always used Subversive.

Hello,
As you can see in my previous post, Subversion Sliksvn 1.8.9 x64 (Installed - manually). This is Subclipse or Subversive? I'm little confused.
If you can tell me how I have to check if this Subversive plugin has been installed I'll appreciate your effort.
Thank you again for your response and details.

Have a good day!

EDIT: I'm still waiting your answer Zoey to my previous post, please.

[Zoey76]

Not really, I didn't made changes related to ingame features, only minor optimizations of code to compile under java 8.

[jurchiks]

No, Subversion is the software that you install separately. Subclipse/Subversive are Eclipse plugins that add the SVN support to Eclipse.
To install Subversive in Eclipse, you need to go to Help > Install new software, select the appropriate update site (one that already exists in Eclipse when it's freshly installed, not some manually added one like Subclipse), and find "Subversive" under "Collaboration features" (or just type "SVN" in the search box right below the update site).