Hi,
have a look at:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130258784/ref=cm_mp_wl/102-0605334-4278509?colid=1GAUDJ7KO2QH2
using a 'strategy' pattern, you can generate all the
classes you need and they should be invoked
'transparently'. you can restrict the classes to
supply in a jar. Also, you can use dynamic loading to
load the relevant class.
ron
> > 2. you can put your ini info in an xml and use a
> > program generation approach.
>
> Do you mean automatic code generation from the
> xml? In my case I guess it
> would not be good. That's because I want to reuse
> the class in various
> applications instead of have it generated, even if
> it is automatic. I don't
> know much about this, though. Do you have any link
> for some good article or
> documentation about it?
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