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Earlier versions of the Java collections API required that iterators be explicitly closed. How can they be used with other components that do not close iterators?

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Earlier versions of the Java collections API required that iterators be explicitly closed. How can they be used with other components that do not close iterators?

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As of Berkeley Db, Java Edition 3.0, the com.sleepycat.collections package is fully compatible with the Java Collections framework. In previous releases, Collections.size() was not supported, and collection iterators had to be explicitly closed. These incompatibilities have been addressed to provide full interoperability with other Java libraries that use the Java Collections Framework interfaces.