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Change version of yavijava that we fetch from 6.0.03 to 6.0.04.#46

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Change version of yavijava that we fetch from 6.0.03 to 6.0.04.#46
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@pjdarton pjdarton commented Sep 7, 2016

Added missing javadoc fields to vSphereCloud.java's
DescriptorImpl.doTestConnection.
Removed unused imports from VSphereBuildStep.java.
Escaped <> around email address in @author tag in
VSphereConnectionConfig.java.
Added missing tags, removed unused tags, and added description text in
VSphere.java.
Added missing javadoc fields to VSphereLogger.java.
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pjdarton commented Sep 7, 2016

Note:
Before I submitted this pull request, the last build on https://jenkins.ci.cloudbees.com/job/plugins/job/vsphere-cloud-plugin/ used Java 7 to build the plugin.
I made my one-character change to the pom.xml (3c74cde) and the resulting build failed with Javadoc errors, and I noticed that it had rebuilt using Java 8 (which has more stringent Javadoc checking than Java 7).
So I've tidied the Javadoc up such that it passes Java 8 Javadoc parsing, but I did not deliberately (or knowingly) change from Java 7 to Java 8, so either that's an unanticipated side-effect of moving to the latest yavijava or (more likely) cloudbees has upgraded to Java 8 within the last few months.

@jswager jswager merged commit bf93c21 into jenkinsci:master Sep 7, 2016
@pjdarton pjdarton deleted the fix_jenkins_37888 branch September 7, 2016 14:07
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java.lang.IllegalAccessException: Class com.vmware.vim25.ws.XmlGenDom can not access a member of class java.util.Calendar with modifiers "protected"

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