On May 9, 3:19 am, Aaron Fude <aaronf...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In my personal development efforts, I frequently wrap basic java
> functionality. For example, I have a
>
> String MyIO.urlToString(String url)
>
> or
>
> byte[] MIO.urlToBytes(String url)
>
> etc. These functions catch exceptions and return null if something
> goes wrong. I have other functoins that, for example, load database
> queries into maps.
>
> My gereneral questions are these. Does everybody pretty much end up
> writing convenience wrappers like these for themselves?. If yes, why
> aren't utilities like these commonly available as more or less
> standard libraries? And if no - why not? Is it a bad idea to use these
> and is it for some reason better to, e.g., always form URL's, open
> connections, capture exceptions, etc.
>
> Thanks for your opinions!
>
> Aaron
Hi,
I have no idea about Java. This is just a test. Thanks for your
patient.
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