How do I compile a JUnit test with Maven that uses the Java Compiler API?

Without any special (compiler) dependency the Java Compiler API works for me (as it's part of the JDK).

Without any special (compiler) dependency the Java Compiler API works for me (as it's part of the JDK). You can set the target VM version with the options parameter of getTask, for example: final List options = new ArrayList(); options. Add("-target"); options.

Add("1.3"); options. Add("-source"); options. Add("1.3").

Taking into account that Maven doesn't work with a JRE, you're right, of course. Silly me. – Aaron Digulla Oct 13 '11 at 7:41.

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