EclipseZone - Clean Up Warnings with the 'restriction' Suppression Flag

Eclipse 3.2 M5 brings the addition of a new supported SuppressWarnings annotation parameter: 'restriction'. This new annotation allows you to tell the Eclipse JDT compiler to stop nagging you about something naughty you are doing in your code, such as referencing an 'internal' package in your Eclipse plug-in, or perhaps your project has access rules defined, as I described previously here . These access rules and definitions exist for a reason; to warn you if you are breaking rules. That being said, sometimes breaking rules is neccessary; and in those cases it's nice to be able to tell Eclipse to keep it's mouth shut