Java 9取代了Class.newInstance

Question

Class.newInstance was deprecated in Java 9:

 clazz.newInstance() 

can be replaced by

 clazz.getDeclaredConstructor().newInstance() 

The problem is that getDeclaredConstructor returns any constructor without regarding the access level.

If I want to replace all occurrences in my code (on different packages/access level) should I use getConstructor to get the public constructor?

the Constructor object of the public constructor that matches the specified parameterTypes

Or can't I bulk replace all occurrences because it needs to be per case (if a public constructor exists and/or if I have the right access level for the class)?

EDIT

getDeclaredConstructor:

  return getConstructor0(parameterTypes, Member.DECLARED); 

getConstructor:

  return getConstructor0(parameterTypes, Member.PUBLIC); 

Answer 1

These two calls invoke the same constructor, the zero-argument constructor:

1. klass.newInstance()
2. klass.getDeclaredConstructor().newInstance()

Both perform the same run-time check to verify the caller's access, if the constructor is not public. The only difference is that #2 wraps any checked exceptions instead of directly throwing. Otherwise they are identical and you can replace one with the other.

But this is different:

3. klass.getConstructor().newInstance()

because it can only return a public constructor. It throws a NoSuchMethodException if the constructor is not public.

So you can't change it to getConstructor() unless you know the constructor is public.