Well, it's not really a factory in the typical sense, at the end of the
day we are basically just using it to provide a consistent way to access
the business tier classes.
Even when you are using Spring or Guice you are still using a factory,
you are just using their own notions of a factory. i.e. a Spring bean
factory or a Guice injector. With RollerFactory we are hiding that from
users of the api by encapsulating it in our own factory class.
-- Allen
Elias Torres wrote:
Not that I have been following the discussion, but I thought with Guice,
we didn't need any more factories? :)
-Elias
Dave wrote:
On 6/26/07, Allen Gilliland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a couple final class renamings I'd like to do ...
Roller -> Weblogger
RollerFactory -> WebloggerFactory
RollerImpl -> WebloggerImpl
This just makes the most sense now that 'Roller' is the name referring
to the entire project and 'Weblogger' and 'Planet' are the actual
application specific names.
objections?
None here.
- Dave
