[fedora-java] Maven and Ant dependencies ported to Java 17

Hello, I've ported all my packages to be buildable with OpenJDK 17. I have not pushed the changes to dist-git yet, but I will do it before the end of the week. I wanted to share common problems I encountered and solutions I came up with. I hope that this will help others trying to port their packages. Problem 1: Compiler source/target levels 1.6 are no longer supported Solution: Bump source/target levels to 1.7 or 1.8 Packages affected: - apache-commons-beanutils - apache-commons-collections - apache-commons-jxpath - apache-commons-logging - apache-commons-net - apiguardian - atinject - bsf - cglib - java_cup - jdom - jdom2 - jsch - junit - jzlib - maven-file-management - maven-plugin-testing - maven-shared-io - munge-maven-plugin - opentest4j - osgi-annotation - plexus-build-api - qdox - sisu-mojos - xalan-j2 - xbean - xml-commons-apis Problem 2: Tests that use reflection fail with <<module java.base does not "opens java.lang">> or similar error Solution: Run tests with appropriate --add-opens parameter passed to JVM Packages affected: - easymock - mockito - xmvn Problem 3: Code does not recognize Java bytecode version 61.0 Solution: Update to newer upstream version that supports newer Java bytecode. Package affected: - objectweb-asm Problem 4: Code is compiled with -Werror passed to javac, but OpenJDK 17 introduces new warnings Solution: Do not pass -Werror to Java compiler Package affected: - jakarta-mail Problem 5: Wildcard imports are used in the code, but OpenJDK 17 introduces new classes that cause import ambiguity Solution: Add explicit imports Package affected: - univocity-parsers Packages that needed changes to make RPM Java packaging tooling to work with OpenJDK 17: - javapackages-bootstrap - javapackages-tools - maven -- Mikolaj