Inspired by Actual Events: JDK 7: The New Objects Class



Inspired by Actual Events: JDK 7: The New Objects Class

My observations and thoughts concerning software development (general development, Java, JavaFX, Groovy, Flex, ...). Dustin's Pages JDK 7: The New Objects Class It was announced approximately 18 months ago that JDK 7 would include a new java.util.Objects class that would "hold commonly-written utility methods." As part of this announcement , Joe Darcy asked the community, "What other utility methods would have broad enough use and applicability to go into a common java.util class?" There were forums and posts on the matter and I blogged about this forthcoming class . The JDK 7 preview release includes this class and it can be tried out now. In this post, I look at use of most of the methods provided by this class and look at how NetBeans 6.9 already uses this class in some of its auto-generated methods. The java.util.Objects class is new to JDK 7 and its Javadoc states that the class is "since 1.7" and describes the class as:

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