Hi guys,
this morning, I found a pretty big big in the Dn class. Doing something
like :
Dn original = new Dn( schemaManager, "dc=example, dc=org" );
Dn copy = new Dn( original );
System.out.println( "Original DN : " + original );
System.out.println( "Copied DN : " + copy );
produces :
Original DN : dc=example, dc=org
Copied DN : dc=org, dc=example
Ok, the rdns are just copied in the reverse order. At first, I thought
"WTF ? Why are the tests passing?" then Pierre-Arnaud replied :"Who
cares to copy a Dn ? It's an immutable class anyway..." and I think he
is plain on spot.
Should we remove the copy constructor (which seems not to be used
anywhere ) ?
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Regards,
Cordialement,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
