Assertion Mechanism

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I am using java 1.5

java -ea will enable assertion in system classes ?

java -da will disable assertion in system classes ?

java -ea -dsa meaning

M Srilatha

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Hi Amit,

java -ea will enable assertions in all classes except system classes.

java -da will disable assertions in all classes except system classes.

java -ea -dsa will enable assertions in all classes and disable for system classes.

-esa can be used to enable assertions for system classes where as -dsa for disabling the assertions for system classes.

Hope this is clear!

Thanks,<br />Srilatha M

Ruben Soto

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M Srilatha wrote:Hi Amit,

java -ea will enable assertions in all classes except system classes.

java -da will disable assertions in all classes except system classes.

java -ea -dsa will enable assertions in all classes and disable for system classes.

-esa can be used to enable assertions for system classes where as -dsa for disabling the assertions for system classes.

Hope this is clear!

In other words, there is no difference between
java -ea
and
java -ea -dsa
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