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The Apache Commons CLI, Command Line Parsing


Quite a few times when writing a Java application, there is the need of passing command line arguments to the program itself. Usually, the application would have to validate those arguments. For example, making sure that the user passed in a numeric value, or a boolean one. Sometimes validate that…
Posted on 17th April 201615th May 2016 by nikkatsa
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