problems to handle some 5.0 language features -- enums and annotations -- in a custom doclet

I am writing a brand new custom doclet using JDK 1.7. These are the problems I have found so far:

Doc methods isAnnotationType(), isAnnotationTypeElement(), isEnum() and isEnumConstant() do not work. They always return false.

PackageDoc method enums() always returns an empty array. Enums are included in the result of methods allClasses() and ordinaryClasses().

ClassDoc method enumConstants() always returns an empty array. Enum constants are included in the result of method fields().

PackageDoc method annotationTypes() always returns an empty array. Annotations are included in the result of method interfaces(), so I could implement the following work-around:

    AnnotationTypeDoc annotationDoc;

    ClassDoc[] interfaces = packageDoc.interfaces();

    for (ClassDoc classDoc : interfaces) {

    if (classDoc instanceof AnnotationTypeDoc) {

        annotationDoc = (AnnotationTypeDoc) classDoc;

    } else {

        continue;

    }

    process(annotationDoc);

    }

Based on something that I found in the "What's New in Javadoc 5.0" page (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/javadoc/whatsnew-1.5.0.html) I am guessing that, even though I am writing it with JDK 1.7, my doclet is working in some kind of pre-5.0 compatibility mode. This is what I found in the "What's New in Javadoc 5.0" page:

Incompatibilities with Custom Doclets

Custom doclets written prior to 5.0 will have compatibility problems when run on source files that use new language features in 5.0. New Language Features: The Doclet API and standard doclet were revised to handle the new 5.0 language features -- generics, enums, varargs and annotations. To handle these features, custom doclets would also need to be revised. The Javadoc tool tries -- to the extent possible -- to present so-called "legacy" doclets with a view of the program that 1) continues to work with pre-5.0 source code, and 2) matches their expectations for 5.0 source code. So, for example, type parameters and type arguments are stripped from generic constructs, type variables and wildcard types are replaced by their erasures, and ClassDoc.fields() will return enum constants.