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![]() In Java 6 you will get an error in Eclipse if your put the @Override annotation on a method of an interface. You are not really over riding the methods you are implementing it. This is an undocumented change in Java 6. Just cleaning up our usage of this so some project problems got away. Note: Things will build fine using 'ant jar' even with the @Override's. |
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