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Many TUs and TOs use 3rd party jars (like Guava, Apache Commons, and others), and also the JDK File, for IO operations. However, a few of those solutions are old, and even obsolete, and have poor performance. Besides that, using one single solution would promote standardization.
Having said that, this story is about replacing all of them by Java NIO, or as much as possible, if not possible to replace it entirely.
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Many TUs and TOs use 3rd party jars (like Guava, Apache Commons, and others), and also the JDK File, for IO operations. However, a few of those solutions are old, and even obsolete, and have poor performance. Besides that, using one single solution would promote standardization.
Having said that, this story is about replacing all of them by Java NIO, or as much as possible, if not possible to replace it entirely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: