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Added StringUtils defaultString variation TODO 

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<h1>The Jakarta Commons <em>Lang</em> Component</h1>
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<a href="#Introduction">[Introduction]</a>
<a href="#Dependencies">[Dependencies]</a>
<a href="#Release Info">[Release Info]</a>
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<li>StringUtils parseBoolean method - This method is in OSCore's TextUtils and seems very reusable. It could go in a BooleanUtils if such a need was seen. [CODED]</li>
<li>StringUtils uncapitaliseAllWords method - String Taglib has shown that this method is missing from StringUtils. [CODED]</li>
<li>StringUtils unescape method - String Taglib has shown that this method is missing from StringUtils. It would take a String with "\n" in and convert it to the Java character. unescape and escape should be symmetric. </li>
<li>StringUtils defaultStirng(Object) method - simliar behavior to defaultString(String), returns obj.toString() if obj != null, "" otherwise
<li>StringUtils defaultString(Object, String) method - similar behavior to defaultString(String, String), returns obj.toString() if obj != null, specified string otherwise
<li>ArrayUtils - opinion seems to be that this belongs with [lang] and not [collections]
<li>GUID and other Identifier generators - these may belong in [util], some code exists in [pattern] at the moment
<li>CharUtils - Utilities to work on a char[] in the same way as a String