enforcing compile-time checking on runtime annotation
Question
I declare an annotation that should only be used on class properties of primitive type or of java.lang.String type or when the property has been annotated with another annotation @Annot. How Do i ensure that the user does not annotate the wrong property? who do i enforce rather compile-time checking on the annotations?
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solution1
0 2011-10-18 09:02:54
You can use annotation processing for that. Unfortunately I don't have any experience to share, only this link (which may or may not be useful)
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