Re: News for Java?
On 09-01-2011 21:55, Lew wrote:
Arne Vajh??j wrote:
Setting state in constructor is nice.
But usage of factories and DI (without support for
constructor injection) may make it impossible to use.
Factories can set immutable public state for their clients. They control
the constructors, hiding them from the outside, so their use is
compatible with setting state in constructors of the hidden
implementation classes.
public interface Fooster
{
public Condition getInitialCondition();
public void foo();
}
public class FoosterFactory
{
public static Fooster produce( Condition condition )
{
return new FoosterImpl( condition );
}
}
public class Client
{
public void doSomething()
{
Condition condition = createInitialCondition();
Fooster fooster = FoosterFactory.produce( condition );
fooster.foo();
}
}
That is possible.
But not always practical.
It becomes problematic with variable number of properties.
And it put requirements on FoosterImpl beyond just
implementing Fooster.
Arne
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