Why is Vector used prolifically? Is this just an anachronism?
Vector has synchronized methods, which are slow, and as a concrete
implementation class it doesn't offer a whole lot of flexibility for
novel implementation strategies (like backing a List with a ResultSet
directly).
Is it just a question of spending the time to do a search/replace on the
code? If so, I'll be happy to volunteer. I notice that there are
several Java2 collections in the code already, so nobody is trying to
keep compatibility with JDK 1.1. Since 3.0 is a major release, it seems
like this would be the best time to make any major interface changes.
Jeff Schnitzer
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