Issue 17415: Implement java.io.Closeable in Sample.Iterator (dds-psm-java-ftf)
Source: Real-Time Innovations (Dr. Sumant Tambe, sumant(at)rti.com)
Nature: Clarification
Severity: Minor
Summary: Java 7 has a try-with-resources construct that allows a close() method to be called automatically when a certain code block ends. Java PSM can support this construct with sample loans in a way that's backwards compatible with Java 5. All we have to do is to rename the Sample.Iterator.returnLoan() method to close() and make Sample.Iterator implement the interface java.io.Closeable. Note:  java.lang.AutoCloseable is available only since 1.7
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June 8, 2012: received issue
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Name:            Sumant Tambe
Employer:        Real-Time Innovations
mailFrom:        sumant@rti.com
Terms_Agreement: I agree
Specification:   DDS-JAVA-PSM
Section:         7
FormalNumber:    ptc/12-01-04
Version:         FTF Beta 2
Doc_Year:        Year
Doc_Month:       Month
Doc_Day:         Day
Page:            14
Title:           Implement java.io.Closeable in Sample.Iterator
Nature:          Clarification
Severity:        Minor
CODE:            3TMw8
B1:              Report Issue


Description:

Java 7 has a try-with-resources construct that allows a close() method to be called automatically when a certain code block ends. Java PSM can support this construct with sample loans in a way that's backwards compatible with Java 5. All we have to do is to rename the Sample.Iterator.returnLoan() method to close() and make Sample.Iterator implement the interface java.io.Closeable. Note:  java.lang.AutoCloseable is available only since 1.7