I took a quick look at id. I'm not a fan. First, despite the javadoc for
VersionOneGenerator saying that a config file is not necessary my test
failed without one. Other issues include:
1. It should use java.util.UUID and not invent its own UUID class.
2. It seems extremely overly complicated. T
Hi Ralph,
Ralph Goers wrote:
> Actually, UUID implementations aren't really obsolete. The Random UUID
> generated by Java can't be guaranteed to be unique, just that the
> probability that it is is very high. In many circumstances it is
> desirable to have a UUID where the uniqueness properties
Actually, UUID implementations aren't really obsolete. The Random UUID
generated by Java can't be guaranteed to be unique, just that the probability
that it is is very high. In many circumstances it is desirable to have a UUID
where the uniqueness properties are known - such as a type 1 UUID. F
Hi Gary,
Gary Gregory wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What about http://commons.apache.org/sandbox/id/ ?
This is something different. That component provides a UUID implementation
(somewhat obsolete now since Java 5) and the concept of id generators.
> If IDs are important, this project should be in play on
Hi fellows,
any objection to add UUIDUtils to lang (LANG-778)?
Cheers,
Jörg
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