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8299502: Usage of constructors of primitive wrapper classes should be avoided in javax.xml API docs #11872

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Removed constructors of primitive wrapper classes (deprecated for removal) in javax.xml.stream.XMLOutputFactory

Replaced with Boolean static fields: Boolean.TRUE and Boolean.FALSE


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* <p>The following paragraphs describe the namespace and prefix repair algorithm:
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* <p>The property can be set with the following code line:
* {@code setProperty("javax.xml.stream.isRepairingNamespaces", new Boolean(true|false));}
* {@code setProperty("javax.xml.stream.isRepairingNamespaces", Boolean.TRUE|Boolean.FALSE);}
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From a code standpoint I don't see why the OR operation is needed (Also, shouldn't a Conditional OR be used over a Bitwise OR). Is it to emphasize that true or false can be passed as a parameter?

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I think the later, that the value can be true or false. As an example, one value is fine, e.g.
{@code setProperty("javax.xml.stream.isRepairingNamespaces", Boolean.TRUE);}
or
{@code setProperty("javax.xml.stream.isRepairingNamespaces", true);}
let autoboxing handle it.

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The true|false should just be changed to just set the value to true or false.

I think Boolean.TRUE is fine. If the consensus is to use autoboxing in the example that is fine also.

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Thank you Joe and Lance, will replace it with a single value

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altrisi commented Jan 11, 2023

Why not just true and false? Autoboxing handles that.

Edit: I have now seen it has already been mentioned, though I still don't understand what does using BOOLEAN.[val] add.

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Why not just true and false? Autoboxing handles that.

That was a topic that was talked about in 8299498. It seemed that there was a consensus from a documentation standpoint that it was more clear to use the wrapper methods/fields (valueOf() or in this case Boolean.TRUE)

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altrisi commented Jan 14, 2023

I'd say in there it makes more sense given the method is used when you want a wrapper, and therefore explicitly converting it helps documentation, but here it's just setting a property, where I don't think it helps anything, just decreases readability as it seems like there may be a reason to call it explicitly with a wrapper and not a simple true/false.

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I'd say in there it makes more sense given the method is used when you want a wrapper, and therefore explicitly converting it helps documentation, but here it's just setting a property, where I don't think it helps anything, just decreases readability as it seems like there may be a reason to call it explicitly with a wrapper and not a simple true/false.

In setProperty(String name, Object value), the method is expecting value to be an Object. Like the other methods, it is a matter of passing the wrapper class or letting the primitive auto box. Passing true or false would have auto boxed boolean to Boolean.

The original statement before my change passed a Boolean, the consensus from the other PR was to pass the wrapper class, setProperty() is expecting value to be an Object, and the implementation of setProperty() casts value to be Boolean regardless. Those are the reasons why I picked the wrapper over the primitive.

I think an argument can be made for either way, and I don't necessarily believe one way is right or wrong, hope that helped.

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