> From: Leo Sutic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> public void doStuff () {
> Transformer transformer = transformerManager.getTransformer
();
> try {
> } finally {
> transformerManager.release (transformer);
> // OR
> transformer.release();
> // OR
> transformer.endDocument();
> }
> }
Why not standardize on one approach? I.e., leave only
transformerManager.release (transformer) or transformer.release(), and
don't have zoo of different methods doing the same?
> As seen above, for components whose interface makes them
thread-unsafe,
> there *must* be a method, either in the associated manager, or in the
> component itself, that, when called by the client, indicates that
> the client is finished using the component.
Especially if there is consensus that method must exist... Why not
standardize on method name?
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Vadim
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