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Custom annoations and annotation processor
Submitted by pushpendra_82 on Thu, 07/01/2010 - 07:10.
I have been using the Annotations for very long time now. The annotations i used are provided as part of J2SE 5.0, J2EE 5.0 and other frameworks like Spring etc.
Now i thought of writing the annotation for my self . I use J2SE 6.0. I know annotation processor is now part of standard API.
I want write one utility library which will be having custom annotations for client. I want to package the annotation processor too in the same JAR file so that client uses the annotation as they use annotation provided by other frameworks.
I am not very comfortable with annotation processors. Can any tell me where to get good material to read? Or some one can share his/her experiences.
Thanks,
Pushpendra Singh Baghel