I have an enterprise application running in the following environment.
According to the Java API specification, the @SupportedSourceVersion annotation (which is the origin of the log) specifies "the latest source version an annotation processor supports", not the minimum.
Reading a discussion on the NetBeans forum on this topic, it suggests you have few solutions. I guess the only solution is to change the code in CanonicalModelProcessor:
In order for the EclipseLink runtime to be compliant with Java 6, you have @SupportedSourceVersion(RELEASE_6)
To be properly adapted for a Java 7 compilation, you should have @SupportedSourceVersion(RELEASE_7)
But as I understand you are not compiling EclipseLink on your own. The main problem (and the reason of the warning) is that the software provider (i.e. the Eclipse foundation) guarantees a proper processing of the code in a Java SE 6 environment.
The problem was reported as a JDK bug. The conclusion is that there is no other clear workaround.
The solution would be to specify the RELEASE7 constant (at least according to what the API says). But if the EclipseLink team do, they can't compile in a Java 6 environment.
So whether you compile EclipseLink on your own with the proper constant, whether you live with the warning...