Hi Michael,

> If you search the archives you will see that the answer is no.

Sorry I didn't search the archive first (it's really uncommon for me,
normally I always read the archive before I write a mail or a posting).

> The benefits are outweighed by the inevitable support costs of having a
> product that no longer works on JDK 1.4, or of having two different products
> for different environments.

You're totally correct here.
But as JDK 5 is out since nearly 3 years now I think some projects have
to step forward. That's my own opinion - don't be mad on me. ;-)


Regards

Marc Reichelt  ||  http://www.marcreichelt.de/
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