@@ -31,8 +31,7 @@ private DbxRequestConfig(String clientIdentifier, /*@Nullable*/ String userLocal
3131 /**
3232 * Creates a new configuration.
3333 *
34- * @param clientIdentifier client identifier typically in the form "Name/Version" to be used in
35- * the User-Agent header (see {@link #getClientIdentifier}).
34+ * @param clientIdentifier see {@link #getClientIdentifier}
3635 */
3736 public DbxRequestConfig (String clientIdentifier ) {
3837 this (clientIdentifier , null );
@@ -41,10 +40,8 @@ public DbxRequestConfig(String clientIdentifier) {
4140 /**
4241 * Creates a new configuration.
4342 *
44- * @param clientIdentifier client identifier typically in the form "Name/Version" to be used in
45- * the User-Agent header (see {@link #getClientIdentifier}).
46- * @param userLocale IETF BCP 47 language tag of locale to use for user-visible text in responses, or
47- * {@code null} to use the user's Dropbox locale preference.
43+ * @param clientIdentifier see {@link #getClientIdentifier}
44+ * @param userLocale see {@link #getUserLocale}
4845 *
4946 * @deprecated Use {@link #newBuilder} to customize configuration
5047 */
@@ -56,11 +53,9 @@ public DbxRequestConfig(String clientIdentifier, /*@Nullable*/ String userLocale
5653 /**
5754 * Creates a new configuration.
5855 *
59- * @param clientIdentifier client identifier typically in the form "Name/Version" to be used in
60- * the User-Agent header (see {@link #getClientIdentifier}).
61- * @param userLocale IETF BCP 47 language tag of locale to use for user-visible text in responses, or
62- * {@code null} to use the user's Dropbox locale preference.
63- * @param httpRequestor HTTP client to use for issuing requests.
56+ * @param clientIdentifier see {@link #getClientIdentifier}
57+ * @param userLocale see {@link #getUserLocale}
58+ * @param httpRequestor see {@link #getHttpRequestor}
6459 *
6560 * @deprecated Use {@link #newBuilder} to customize configuration
6661 */
@@ -70,57 +65,54 @@ public DbxRequestConfig(String clientIdentifier, /*@Nullable*/ String userLocale
7065 }
7166
7267 /**
73- * Returns an identifier for the API client, typically of the form "Name/Version".
74- * This is used to set the HTTP {@code User-Agent} header when making API requests.
75- * Example: {@code "PhotoEditServer/1.3"}
68+ * Returns the {@link clientIdentifier} you passed in when constructing this object.
7669 *
7770 * <p>
78- * If you're the author a higher-level library on top of the basic SDK, and the
79- * "Photo Edit" Android app is using your library to access Dropbox, you should append
80- * your library's name and version to form the full identifier. For example,
81- * if your library is called "File Picker", you might set this field to:
82- * {@code "PhotoEditAndroid/2.4 FilePicker/0.1-beta"}
71+ * The client identifier is usually of the form "SoftwareName/SoftwareVersion".
72+ * For example, if you have a project named "PhotoEdit", your might set the client
73+ * identifier to {@code "PhotoEditServer/1.3"} in your server software and to
74+ * {@code "PhotoEditAndroid/1.8"} in your Android app.
8375 * </p>
8476 *
8577 * <p>
86- * The exact format of the {@code User-Agent} header is described in
87- * <a href="http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-3.8">section 3.8 of the HTTP specification</a>.
78+ * This value is prepended to the
79+ * <a href="https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-5.5.3">"User-Agent"
80+ * HTTP header</a> on all requests made to the Dropbox API. This has no effect on the
81+ * behavior of the Dropbox API, but it may help identify your application when
82+ * debugging things later.
8883 * </p>
89- *
90- * <p>
91- * Note that the underlying {@link com.dropbox.core.http.HttpRequestor HttpRequestor} may
92- * append other things to the {@code User-Agent}, such as the name of the library being used to
93- * actually make the HTTP request, or the version of the Java VM.
94- * </p>
95- *
96- * @return HTTP User-Agent identifier for the API client
9784 */
9885 public String getClientIdentifier () {
9986 return clientIdentifier ;
10087 }
10188
10289 /**
103- * Returns the locale of the user of your app as an IETF BCP 47 language tag. This is used by
104- * the Dropbox server to localize user-visible strings returned by API calls .
90+ * Returns the {@code userLocale} you passed in when constructing this object, which
91+ * defaults to {@code null} .
10592 *
106- * <p> If the value is {@code null} or some locale that Dropbox doesn't support, the strings
107- * will be localized based on the user's Dropbox locale preference.
93+ * <p>
94+ * This should be set to the <a href="https://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47">IETF BCP 47
95+ * language tag</a> of the end user currently using your software. Example: "en-US".
96+ * </p>
10897 *
109- * <p> Defaults to {@code null}.
98+ * <p>
99+ * This value is passed in as the "Dropbox-API-User-Locale" HTTP header on all requests
100+ * made to the Dropbox API. It controls the language used by the Dropbox API for certain
101+ * return values, e.g. like error messages intended for the user.
102+ * </p>
110103 *
111- * @return locale of app user, or {@code null} to use user's Dropbox locale settings.
104+ * <p>
105+ * If {@code null}, or if set to a value Dropbox doesn't support, the server will default
106+ * to the user's configured locale setting.
107+ * </p>
112108 */
113109 public String getUserLocale () {
114110 return userLocale ;
115111 }
116112
117113 /**
118- * The {@link HttpRequestor} implementation to use when making HTTP requests to the Dropbox API
119- * servers.
120- *
121- * <p> Defaults to {@link StandardHttpRequestor#INSTANCE}.
122- *
123- * @return HTTP requestor to use for issuing HTTP requests.
114+ * Returns the {@link HttpRequestor} you passed in when constructing this object, which
115+ * defaults to {@link StandardHttpRequestor#INSTANCE}.
124116 */
125117 public HttpRequestor getHttpRequestor () {
126118 return httpRequestor ;
@@ -178,11 +170,7 @@ public Builder copy() {
178170 /**
179171 * Returns a new builder for creating a {@link DbxRequestConfig} instance.
180172 *
181- * Identifiers are typically of the form "Name/Version" (e.g. {@code
182- * "PhotoEditServer/1.3"}). See {@link #getClientIdentifier} for more details.
183- *
184- * @param clientIdentifier HTTP User-Agent identifier for the API app (see {@link
185- * #getClientIdentifier}), never {@code null}
173+ * @param clientIdentifier see {@link #getClientIdentifier}
186174 */
187175 public static Builder newBuilder (String clientIdentifier ) {
188176 if (clientIdentifier == null ) throw new NullPointerException ("clientIdentifier" );
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