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business-calendar #3686
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Hi
if the IOException is thrown here, the
businessCalendarConfiguration
is basically empty - i.e. calendar properties are not loaded... and this should not be hided, because the application will misbehave.At line 133,
businessCalendarConfiguration
is!= null
, so the code will go togetPropertyAsInt(DAYS_PER_WEEK, "5");
->String value = businessCalendarConfiguration.getProperty(propertyName, defaultValue); return Integer.parseInt(value);
I may be wrong, but I've the impression it is going to fail miserably.
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updated I/O Exception
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Thanks @Abhitocode . Now there is a domain issue to solve:
is the
calendar.properties
file absolutely required or not ?IF it is needed/required, then the application should throw an exception back when it fails to load
If, on the other side, is optional, then the code should first check if it is present and then, eventually, try to load it.
The goal is that our code should reflect "exactly" the logic that is meant to implement: am I clear ? Does this make sense ? <- @martinweiler