Nicolai Parlog • 10/23/2017

Making JSR 305 Work On Java 9

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This technical article details the challenges of using JSR 305 annotations (e.g., @Nonnull, @Nullable) on Java 9+ due to split package conflicts with the `javax.annotation` package. It explains the problem within the Java Platform Module System and walks through various setup scenarios and potential fixes, while also recommending alternatives to the unofficial JSR 305 annotations.

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