In section 10.5.4 and 10.5.6, the spec requires that the @Observes annotation define a notify parameter which accepts the Notify enum. However, the Java compiler does not allow an annotation to define a method named notify().<br>
<br>public @interface Observes<br>{<br>    Notify notify() default Notify.SYNCHRONOUSLY;<br>}<br><br>This annotation parameter will need to be renamed. I suggest &quot;notifyObserver&quot;.<br><br>public void observerMethod(@Observes(notifyObserver=IF_EXISTS) EventType event)<br>
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