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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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5.0
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b81
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generic
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generic
I was browsing the docs recently, and I noticed that many
swing classes don't have an @since tag indicating which
release they were introduced in.
Examples: JComponent, javax.swing.Timer
It turns out that unless otherwise stated, Swing classes
are considered to have been added to the public core in 1.2.
We should add a note to the package documentation to say so.
It would let developers know how old various swing classes are,
and give them a baseline for the APIs in those classes.
swing classes don't have an @since tag indicating which
release they were introduced in.
Examples: JComponent, javax.swing.Timer
It turns out that unless otherwise stated, Swing classes
are considered to have been added to the public core in 1.2.
We should add a note to the package documentation to say so.
It would let developers know how old various swing classes are,
and give them a baseline for the APIs in those classes.
- relates to
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JDK-6367207 Ensure correctness of all @since tags added since 1.2
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- Resolved
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