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I am facing some deprecated method problems in myEclipse Blue 9.1.
My project is almost 5 yrs old. It was running on IBM WSAD 5.1.1 initially and was migrated to RAD 7 first and than finally to My Eclipse Blue 8.6. It is working fine in here. I have just migrated it to V 9.1. It is showing errors in all map.put methods where previously used map.put(int, obj) is not accepted, instead of which method is expecting map.put(obj, obj). How do I compel this version to use it any way, else there will be a hell lot of change in the entire project. Please help.
saikatbarman,
It looks like you may have your java level at 1.4. Map has never had a put(int, obj) method but Java 1.5 introduced autoboxing, where primitives, such as int, would be automatically wrapped in the appropriate object (Integer, in this case), if needed.
You can set the java compliance level to default to 1.5 (or 1.6) using Window->Preferences->Java->Compiler, or you can set it on a per project basis by right clicking on the project and selecting Properties->Java Compiler.
Let us know if this works for you.
