RFE: faster javac compilation using invocation instead of running javac.exe

Sun's JDK contains the Java compiler in tools.jar.
Why not use it instead of running javac.exe?
It should also simplify the code for cross platform compatibility...
Regards,
Yaniv Kunda

I meant that JDev would invoke the compiler from the libs of the project JDK.
But this is indeed a sort of a hack because the libs are not documented and are sun-specific (a problem with other JDKs).
Anyway, I was just reading a bit on Java 6 (Mustang) and saw that an API (per JSR-199 : http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=199) for java compilation is one of its new features!
This feature is documented in http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4164450.
I guess it would be a feature for a newer major release of JDev, but nevertheless important to mention.
Regards,
Yaniv Kunda

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