OTOOH, it *is* a fairly convenient method. :-) Maybe it is best to keep
toString(Object) and toString(Object, boolean), but drop the rest.
On Sep 9, 2010, at 12:35 PM, Greg Brown wrote:
> OTOH, this is really just a convenience method, and the only place it is used
> in the codebase is in the
OTOH, this is really just a convenience method, and the only place it is used
in the codebase is in the unit tests. Also, there are a number of overloads
whose primary purpose appears to be to prevent the caller from having to catch
SerializationException. These methods are fairly old, and in re
