java 自定义警告,如何故意导致自定义java编译器警告消息？

I'm about to commit an ugly temporary hack in order to work around a blocking issue while we wait for an external resource to be fixed. Aside from marking it with a big scary comment and a bunch of FIXMEs, I'd love to have the compiler throw an obvious warning message as a reminder so we don't forget to take this out. For example, something like:

[javac] com.foo.Hacky.java:192: warning: FIXME temporary hack to work around library bug, remove me when library is fixed!

Is there a way I can cause an intentional compiler warning with a message of my choosing? Failing that, what's the easiest thing to add to the code to throw an existing warning, with perhaps a message in a string on the offending line so it gets printed in the warning message?

EDIT:

Deprecated tags don't seem to be doing anything for me:

/**

* @deprecated "Temporary hack to work around remote server quirks"

*/

@Deprecated

private void doSomeHackyStuff() { ... }

No compiler or runtime errors in eclipse or from sun javac 1.6 (running from ant script), and it's definitely executing the function.

解决方案

One technique that I've seen used is to tie this into unit testing (you do unit test, right?). Basically you create a unit test that fails once the external resource fix is achieved. Then you comment that unit test to tell others how to undo your gnarly hack once the issue is resolved.

What's really slick about this approach is that the trigger for undoing your hack is a fix of the core issue itself.