[kepler-dev] Please confirm unused methods in org.ecoinformatics.util.Util
Dan Higgins
higgins at nceas.ucsb.edu
Tue Dec 13 11:54:01 PST 2005
OK, I am beginning to remember where the arbortext stuff may have come
from. In early versions of our Morpho project, we had a local xml
catalog of DTDs. arbortext.jar contains a catalog system so that local
DTDs can be used rather than downloading from the internet. It looks
like this stuff got put into the Util.java class even though we never
use it. [We don't have a catalog in kepler, AFAIK] We should probably
revise Util to get rid of it
Dan
Kevin Ruland wrote:
>
> Those methods were in v1.1 of Util.java too. Must be a bad hang over.
>
> Dan Higgins wrote:
>
>> Kevin,
>> I know of no use. In fact, I don't know why arbortext.jar is in
>> the jar list or who added it.
>> Dan
>>
>> Kevin Ruland wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> My analysis with eclipse and a clean build shows the following methods
>>> are unused. Anybody able to state otherwise?
>>>
>>> NodeList Util.getPathContent( File, String );
>>> NodeList Util.getPathContent( File, String, String );
>>> NodeList Util.getPathContent( InputStream, String );
>>> NodeList Util.getPathContent( InputStream, String, String );
>>>
>>> Document getDoc( File );
>>> Document getDoc( InputStream );
>>> Document getDoc( File, String );
>>> Document getDoc( InputStream, String );
>>>
>>> The reason why I ask is these are the only methods which use classes
>>> from arbortext.jar.
>>>
>>> Thanks much.
>>>
>>> Kevin
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>>
>>
>
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