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最初由 cfbtw 发布
[B]和okone说的一样
偶google下，发现原来是javaone 演讲的东东的 ...
http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/2007/articles/puzzlers.jsp
The second puzzle, aptly titled "More Joys of Sets" has the user create HashMap keys that consist or several URL objects. Again, most of the audience was unable to guess the correct answer.
The important thing the audience learned here is that the URL object's equals() method is, in effect, broken. In this case, two URL objects are equal if they resolve to the same IP address and port, not just if they have equal strings. However, Bloch and Pugh point out an even more severe Achilles' Heel: the equality behavior differs depending on if you're connected to the network, where virtual addresses can resolve to the same host, or if you're not on the net, where the resolve is a blocking operation. So, as far as lessons learned, they recommend:
* Don't use URL; use URI instead. URI makes no attempt to compare addresses or ports. In addition, don't use URL as a Set element or a Map key.
* For API designers, the equals() method should not depend on the environment. For example, in this case, equality should not change if a computer is connected to the Internet versus standalone. [/B]
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