Consider making 2.x Java 6 bytecode about datasource-proxy HOT 8 CLOSED

Hi @rfelgent

Thanks for the ping.
I haven't spent much time on datasource-proxy for last couple of months unfortunately.
I am aiming to make datasource-proxy 2.x to be java1.6 compatible using retrolambda.

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After long overdue, finally, I spent time on this:

• Created ttddyy/datasource-proxy-tests-java6 repository to run some tests with java6
• Hookup travis and github action to link projects to trigger the test
• Merging the branch to master

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oh, I was enjoying java8 stream and functional APIs. ;)
hmmm, let me think about it.
For user's perspective, yeah, it's a good thing to be able to run with old java versions.

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OK let me know if you plan to work on this.. if you have time it would be great as I am trying to help with a long overdue zipkin UI replacement!

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So, I'm considering 1.6 compatible.

Quick question about retrolambda.
From my understanding, it performs bytecode manipulation but not brings java8 classes, so I need to keep lambda referenced functional interfaces in datasource-proxy.

I am thinking to create a func package and copy jdk functional interfaces used in datasource-proxy such as Function, Consumer, Supplier, etc. so that, they come with datasource-proxy jar.
Is this how to make retrolambda work? Also, a good practice?

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Mostly done, need to do a bit of testing with Java 1.6.
Changes can be found in this branch: https://github.com/ttddyy/datasource-proxy/tree/master-retrolambda

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what's the status ?

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