Julien Bayle

What would be the benefits to use MaxClock instead of a [metro] object firing bang to .. the JAVA itself?

maxclock-inside-java-vs-metro

maybe it is a philosophical question ?!
:D


There shouldn't be much difference, it's just it makes your object self contained.

it was maybe a bit philosophical, showing my lack of knowledge.. but very good to know.

ok emmanuel.
it was maybe a bit philosophical, showing my lack of knowledge.. but very good to know.


 in a project and sometimes when the class I was writing would throw a 

 this would break MaxClock until the object was reinstantiated. I never got to the bottom of this at the time and just switched to using a 

 as personally I think it makes the code nicer, but just keep this in mind if you see any strange behavior after throwing an exception.

One thing to watch out for using MaxClock: I remember last summer using MaxClock in a project and sometimes when the class I was writing would throw a RuntimeException this would break MaxClock until the object was reinstantiated. I never got to the bottom of this at the time and just switched to using a metro to drive the process.

I'm not saying to stay away from MaxClock as personally I think it makes the code nicer, but just keep this in mind if you see any strange behavior after throwing an exception.


MaxClock inside JAVA vs [metro]