It's not possible because compiling with target doesn't ensure that will work. For example, if the class A is new in Java 7 and it's used in the class B in GWT 2.7, B will not work on JRE 5 and 6. You may try to use backporting tools if you want to run on old JRE.
On 24 December 2014 at 07:26, Fabiano Tarlao <ftarlao@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I need to deploy a gwt application on an infrastrutture running java5 jvm(s) :-(
I have read that, starting from gwt 2.5, gwt libs have been compiled with a java6 bytecode target.
My question is.. Has anyone tried to compile newer GWT versions (2.5,2.6,2.7), server side libs, with a java5 target bytecode?Is it possibile? Have you any suggestion-tip-walkthru?
Thanks in advance
Fabiano
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