Re: [configuration] AbstractConfiguration.Container

[Oliver Heger]

A related question is the behavior of getProperty() if the requested 
property has multiple values. At the moment the Container class is used 
to make a difference whether the property has a single value of type 
Collection or multiple values. Without the Container class this 
difference cannot be resolved.

Well, I don't belief that this is a big issue. The behavior of 
getProperty() just has to be exactly specified in those cases.

Oliver
Eric Pugh schrieb:
Why wait?  If we can toss it, let's do it, as I'm guessing we won't get much
testing exposure post 1.0 on the codebase before ripping it up for 2.0...

-----Original Message-----
From: Emmanuel Bourg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 11:13 AM
To: Jakarta Commons Developers List
Subject: Re: [configuration] AbstractConfiguration.Container
Eric Pugh wrote:

To be honest, I never quite grokked the
AbstractConfiguration.Container..
It seemed to be  used to distingush between a List and a non list...
I experimented a removal of AbstractConfiguration.Container and it seems
to work fine, all test cases were ok. I'll remove it after the 1.0
release since it doesn't affect the public API.
Emmanuel Bourg
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