[Jakarta-jmeter Wiki] Update of "Java14Proposals" by JMeterAdmin

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JMeter now requires 1.4

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  There is a proposal for JMeter to require at least Java 1.4.
+ 
+ ''This has now been agreed; JMeter now requires at least Java 1.4''
  
  This gives the opportunity to make some changes and improvements.
  
  == JDBC Pooling ==
  
   * might be worth replacing all the Excalibur stuff with standard Java pooling.
+  * or perhaps Commons DBCP
  
  == Regular Expressions ==
  
  ORO works well - is there any point moving to java regular expressions?
  
+ Java REs allow look-behind matching; however there are some concerns about the way it treats line-endings.
+ It appears that the line-endings can vary between Host OSes; this is not really suitable for JMeter.
+ 
  == Miscellaneous features ==
  
  Remove work-rounds for the following:
  
-  * Boolean.toString
-  * Boolean.valueOf(boolean)
+  * Boolean.toString ''(mostly now done)''
+  * Boolean.valueOf(boolean) ''(mostly now done)''
-  * String.replaceAll, String.split, String.replace
+  * String.replaceAll, String.split, String.replace ''partially done''
-  * URLDecoder / URLEncoder
+  * URLDecoder / URLEncoder ''(now done)''
  
  Allow the use of the following:
  
-   * Runtime.getRuntime().maxMemory(); (Memory Benchmark class)
+   * Runtime.getRuntime().maxMemory(); (Memory Benchmark class) ''(now done)''
  
  == Additional Exceptions ==
  

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