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@@ -11,8 +11,9 @@ useful Comparator classes.
These collections are new to Collections 2.0:
-- Bag - A Collection that keeps a count of its members of the same
- type, using
hashCode
to check for equality. Suppose
+
+ - Bag - A Collection that counts the number of times an
+ object appears in the collection. Suppose
you have a Bag that contains
{a, a, b, c}
. Calling
getCount on a
would return 2, while calling
uniqueSet would return {a, b, c}
. Note: this is an
@@ -96,7 +97,7 @@ promotes the key to the Most Recently Used position.
- "Externalized" LRUMap 1.0 Objects cannot be
read by LRUMap 2.0.
-
+
New features:
- True LRU algorithm.
@@ -112,5 +113,42 @@ promotes the key to the Most Recently Used position.
when the current size of the Map exceeds the new
maximum size
-
-
+
+
+BeanMap
+
+BeanMap's entrySet() now properly returns a set containing Map.Entry
+objects. Previously, entrySet() was equivalent to keySet() (returns a set of
+the readable properties) and there was no mechanism to retrieve all of the
+readable properties along with their values. Additionally, the BeanMap clone
+method has been revamped to work better for subclasses.
+
+BeanMap 2.0 compatibility changes:
+
+
+ - BeanMap's clone() method now declares it throws
+ CloneNotSupportedException. This allows subclasses of BeanMap to not require
+ being Cloneable and facilitates subclasses that wish to be cloneable (allows
+ the subclass to call super.clone() and have it return an instance of the
+ child rather than the parent).
+
+ - If a BeanMap is not cloneable because a new instance of the underlying
+ bean cannot be constructed, a CloneNotSupportedException is thrown rather
+ than an UnsupportedOperationException or other RuntimeException.
+
+ - BeanMap's entrySet() method now returns a set of Map.Entry objects rather
+ than the set of readable properties. To retrieve a set of readable
+ properties, use keySet() instead.
+
+
+
+Bugs fixed:
+
+
+ - If no bean is set in the BeanMap, or setBean(Object) was called with a
+ null argument, many BeanMap methods threw NullPointerExceptions. These have
+ been fixed to properly handle the case where there is no bean established in
+ the map.
+
+
+