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When using entry.getColumnValue("colName", ArrayList.class) on an empty column, it does not return an empty list as one might expect. But a list with one String element.
We would have to add a switch for this behavior, because the legacy API
returns a Vector with one "" in it when a column value is "empty"
just like it does with an "empty" field. There's actually no such thing as
empty in Notes.
When using entry.getColumnValue("colName", ArrayList.class) on an empty
column, it does not return an empty list as one might expect. But a list
with one String element.
List list = entry.getColumnValue("colName", ArrayList.class);
System.out.println(list.isEmpty()); // falseSystem.out.println(list.size()); // == 1
I don't know if this is intended or by design but I could not find any
examples / known issues about it.
When using entry.getColumnValue("colName", ArrayList.class) on an empty column, it does not return an empty list as one might expect. But a list with one String element.
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