Berin Loritsch wrote:
I'm looking at it again and I think its not actually the case - OverridableContext is overriding the put operation so that if the supplied context value is null, then the DefaultContext hide operation is invoked. I.e. I think my assumption was incorrect.From: Stephen McConnell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
In the Fortress class org.apache.excalibur.fortress.util.OverridableContext, desscriped as:
* The OverridableContext allows you to "null" out entries, even if they are
* in a parent context.
Isn't this class doing the same thing as the framework DefaultContext.hide( key ) ?
Oh, someone must have backported the feature... In that case, OverridableContext is no longer necessary.
Steve.
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