Gary didn't like splitPreserve. I originally suggested splitPreserve so
that's fine by me. I could also go with splitAll.
And I agree, I don't like the boolean flags either.
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Sounds like we should just rip the parseCVS code and send it to the bit
bucket. Anyone care if I just yank the currently commented out code?
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ore suggestions:
- splitIncludeEmptyTokens
- splitKeepEmptyTokens
- splitWithEmptyTokens
I think I like splitIncludeEmptyTokens the best. But to not keep beating
this one to death, if one of these is not suitable, let's just go with
adding a boolean argument.
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ble to parse it either,
but throw an exception instead. With this change, I propose we include
parseCVS in 2.1.
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split method. The
functionality would be:
For an input string of "a:b:::d" the return array would be
array[0] = "a"
array[1] = "b"
array[2] = ""
array[3] = ""
array[4] = "d"
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Yeah, that makes sense. Thanks :)
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s development issues, or if the wiki is
the new preferred place. I've also got a little discussion on a couple of
bugs, and wonder if that discussion should take place in the Bugzilla issue,
or if we still need to discuss bug particulars here.
TIA.
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I'm interested in the idea and would like to see the patch and test case.
One slight clarification to proposal 2, I think I'd prefer to overload the
existing method rather than change it, for backward compatibility.
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Looks like a good solution. +1
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That makes sense, and I don't have a strong feeling either way. Just thought
it would be worth mentioning. Do we have a consensus that QueryRunner is a
reasonable name?
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I was looking at an older version and didn't remember these methods had been
removed. Beyond these, there is no other need for the handler. Dumping it is fine.
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Unless you want to be as nerdy as I am and do it so that checkstyle doesn't
complain.
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I'm still not comfortable with primitive. You might have missed my last
posting, but in it I express the opinion that a group of wrapper classes
that enhance functionality of wrappers that live in java.lang, would more
naturally fit in o.a.c.lang.
Otherwise +1 to the rest of the summary.
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+1
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+1
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+1 to Maven, and +1 to Phil's suggested approach.
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he JRE class is called TimeZone, not Timezone.
>
> Since the classes did not exist in 1.0.1, there are no b/w compatibility
> issues.
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> Are there any objections?
>
> Thanks,
> Gary
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FWIW, the DateFormat class defines a TIMEZONE_FIELD, as opposed to
TIME_ZONE_FIELD. Bu
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Item 2 (bug 22172) is still open. There was a brief discussion about what might
be considered reasonable behavior, but no conclusion was reached.
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Yes, I thought I'd gotten DateUtils clean before checking in but I missed
something. Apologies for the oversight.
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> > Reviewing emails, I think this is the list of things left to handle?
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> > 1) Gary's query on
Corrections applied. Thanks.
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complain at all about CharSetUtils problem.
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But what does "round down" mean? What does "round up" mean? Maybe someone
who has a use case for this functionality can provide a good suggestion.
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difficult to test the API for correctness.
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tell if the methods are working properly.
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t float my boat.
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I would not put in the Boolean stuff. They are not numeric and I don't see
any reason for them being in a numbers class.
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ilder stuff. IMHO
it is pretty solid, so I think the risk to beanutils of a dependency on lang
would be minimal.
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ven't taken the time to add it yet.
Is there any interest in having this class donated to commons-beanutils?
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+1 to deprecation because I don't think we should have two operations with
the same functionality. Too confusing. The API is big enough without
unneeded fluff.
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ment state, and need to investigate
further.
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I'm a bit hesitant on Scarab. They are still in beta and haven't released a
new beta in several months. The current plan is to not fix a major problem
that keeps them from doing another release, with the reasoning that they are
not interested in fixing it.
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en, worrying
> about 2.0. Steve?
I'm still hanging around. Not particularly involved with anything at the
moment, will join in on the discussion points, and I'm glad to work on
anything that needs to get done.
> Daniel is usually pretty busy at work, but
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+1 :)
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A hearty +1 :)
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call the
ResultSetMetaDataHandler.handle operation after executing the query and
before calling the ResultSetHandler.handle method.
Thoughts?
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So is there an alterative proposal floating around out there?
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I've actually already run into the same thing. I'm writing some util methods
that merge dbutils and beanutils, and was undecided as to if I should submit
them because of the beanutils dependency. So I guess it is time for the
discussion of where in the food chain we see dbutils.
Stev
RSMD
instance from the RS as the first thing done in the handle method, and the
instance of RSMD returned by the RS was intact after the RS was closed.
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> On Sun, Mar 09, 2003 at 04:05:09PM -0500, Steven Caswell wrote:
> > > I think "bisect" is good since it explicitly means "two
> > > parts" rather than "split" which returns many parts.
> >
> > Wouldn't "removeFromLas
only question now is how many convenience methods we want
> to clutter the API with.
I still think these are more functionality than is intended in StringUtils.
Would it make sense to put them into a StringConvertUtils?
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aData();
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Yeah, I can see the use in code generation. I was +1ing mostly to Henri's
comment that it seems a bit specific for StringUtils.
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I mostly agree with Henri's comments. Just a couple of additional comments
thrown in...
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For us uninitiated, could someone give a short dissertation on what is
db.apache.org and why it would make sense to move these over? Not
objecting, but inquiring minds would like to know.
TIA
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to have to write one-off tests for that anyway.
Do you already have a TestDriver written? I can take a shot at an
initial cut if not.
Have you put together a TestDriver scenario for the ResultSet wrapper?
If not, I can take a shot at that one also.
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on would provide the same capability.
Opinions?
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I'm looking at the ResultSetWrapper with the idea of extending it for a
couple of classes. I'm wondering why the getStatement method returns a
statement provided by the constructor, instead of just delegating to the
wrapped result set.
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stableException, and
NestableRuntimeException) already extend subclasses of Throwable. Each
of these are usable in place of the Java-provided Throwables. So I don't
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Sure looks to me like it could extend Throwable. I've finally gotten a
few minutes to make the serialization change, and I'll add this to the
list unless I see an objection in the next few hours.
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+1
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+1
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I have a Money class that I can contribute to get the ball rolling.
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Nothing that I know of at the moment. I'm planning to do some stuff but
just haven't had the bandwidth yet. Would like to see what you've got.
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Or maybe dbcutils?
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+1 for choice #2
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Is there any objection to making the Nestable exception classes
serializable? Any particular issues that should be addressed? I'll be
happy to make the changes if there is no objection.
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I checked it out, and it does appear that relaxing the current
defaultString(String) signature would do the trick. Does this change
need a deprecation cycle or can we just change the signature since
existing calls to defaultString should not be affected?
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And I think I'd be -1 on renaming to defaultIfNull etc. I don't think
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. If MetadataReader.java is useful and should be preserved,
discussion can certainly be held to put it back.
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to-be-project should follow (but I could have missed
it). Could you point me to it or maybe create some?
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whole) need to be releasing much sooner than we do now, since
> so many projects are using some head version of a commons component.
+1
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I was actually hoping that would be the response, because I am +1 on
getting out the release as soon as possible. I'll add to TODO and be
ready when the release is out :)
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ls.defaultString(MyClass.myMethod().toString(), "(null)")
because I'll get an NPE on the .toString() and defaultString will never
have a chance.
Would this hold up the imminent release? If so I'll defer to afterward.
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My opinion, in this order:
+1 on silent handling of null
+1 on throwing IAE if silent handling doesn't make sense
-1 on throwing NPE
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y need to say that :) )
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I probably should have deferred to letting you fix it initially anyway.
Thanks for restoring the original intent.
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Sorry, I've been away from my e-mail for a while. Definite +1.
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try to execute this class?
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I posted fixes to the exceptions subpackage test cases modified for JDK
1.4. I've also compiled the base classes and run the test cases under
1.3.1 and 1.4, and everything seems to work properly. I believe the
exceptions subpackage is ready for the release.
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> > Steven.
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+1 :)
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don't want to hold up the release.
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> From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 10:49 AM
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anyway.
>
> Is anyone willing to support the merge? I am. Better yet,
> is anyone UNWILLING/AGAINST beanutils merging with lang?
I'm for it. I'll certainly help in any way I can.
>
> Scott
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Looks all right and better to me too. :)
Steven Caswell
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> From: Scott Sanders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, Septembe
Henri, I am working on this. Thanks for the additional info. I should
have something posted back later today.
Steven Caswell
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"One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them..."
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> Fro
nges, or
D: I should repost them because they fell through the proverbial crack
TIA
Steven Caswell
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Better now than later.
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> From: Waldhoff, Rodney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 3:05 PM
> To: 'Jakarta Commons Developers List'
> Subject: RE: [pool] 1.0 release soon (was RE: [pool]
> PROPOSAL: add collecting of statistics to pool impleme
Excalibur will make it
easier for me to do this.
However, for the present, I would like to make the pooler I'm better by
adding statistics gathering. And for the present, the most expedient way
I see to do that is the implementation I proposed.
Steven Caswell
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a.k.a Mu
Craig: I have no problem waiting until 1.0 is out before serious
consideration is given to additional functionality, assuming a 1.0
release is in the near future.
Rodney: My original proposal post had a proposed API and implementation.
I can repost if necessary.
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> > Sent: 4/23/2002 8:26:39 PM
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> > Subject: [pool] PROPOSAL: add coll
plementation to the
other pool implementation classes.
Steven Caswell
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PoolStatistics.java
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Here is a patch that adds "throws Exception" to main and setupDriver.
The constructor for PoolableConnectionFactory throws an exception which
is not being caught and causes a compiler error.
Steven Caswell
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--- ManualPoolingDriverExample.java.origSun Apr 2
Here is a patch that adds "throws Exception" to main and
setupDataSource. The constructor for PoolableConnectionFactory throws an
exception which is not being caught and causes a compiler error.
Steven Caswell
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--- ManualPoolingDataSourceExample.java.origSun
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