Was mainly to make obvious default and logic. ParseBoolean would make sense
if supporting more than true/false IMHO and if dupporting the default we
want everywhere.
That said while there is no regression I dont care.
Le 22 févr. 2015 05:41, "Bhupendra" a écrit :
> Make sense.
>
> Bhupendra
> S
Make sense.
Bhupendra
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On 22-Feb-2015, at 9:29 AM, Daniel Cunha wrote:
> I saw that we have some cases like this:
> "false".equalsIgnoreCase(ejbJar.properties.getProperty("openejb.cdi.activated"))
>
> Doesn't is better use Boolean.parseBoolean()?
> With parseBoolean it checks
I saw that we have some cases like this:
"false".equalsIgnoreCase(ejbJar.properties.getProperty("openejb.cdi.activated"))
Doesn't is better use Boolean.parseBoolean()?
With parseBoolean it checks if the string argument is not null and is
equalsIgnoreCase to the "true"
For case like this:
"true".e
