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- Also adds test
* Also adds test
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Reflection approach is used, when somebody needs graceful fail when non-HotSpot JVM is used. I. e. somebody trying to use java-util from within Websphere will be in thouble, because it runs on IBM's J9. If we explicitly support only Hotspot JVM I think this is a good change. |
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Ok, i see that exceptions were thrown in static blocks before, so It was not compatible with other JVMs anyway. |
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Is try-catch needed here?
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Don't think so. Fixed, er... removed
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