New com.sun.mirror.* packages - annotation processing

Hello,
i would like to use annotation processing tool (APT), but there is much to learn yet.
So, please help me.
Let�s have an annotation that can be apllied to all code declarations (source code entities).I want to process some *.java files (their proper source code) via APT.From this code i wanna gain (in any way) those declarations (classes, ifaces, methods, constructors, etc.) that are annotated just with the only one annotation that i have.
i was already going through the API, but not well-understood.
As written, i created AnnotationProcessorFactory (just my annotation should be processed by this factory) with an appropriate AnnotationProcessor.
I�ve already done some steps to succeed, but you know, that�s not that i want
Of course, all is performed in build-time, after i call apt command with the option factory with the appropriate factory class
Thank you a lot

Hi,
I am new to this forum and also just started
working on apt can u plz tell me where do i get
com.sun.mirror package and its sub-packages
hanksIf you can use JDK 6, I strongly recommend using the standardized annotation processioning in javac and the packages javax.annotation.processing and javax.lang.model..* instead of apt and its com.sun.mirror.* API. To get started, take a look at
sample/javac/processing/src/CheckNameProcessor.java
under the JDK 6 install directory.
If you just need to compile against the apt API, it is found in the tools.jar file in Sun's JDK; see http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/apt/GettingStarted.html
You can find a jar file with just the API definition from https://aptmirrorapi.dev.java.net/.

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