I personally would not create this type of intermediate object just
for the icon. I'd map the 0/1 value to an asset in the page (or
component) where it's needed. Or perhaps in Global if its needed in
lots of places.
Erik
On Jun 9, 2005, at 4:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone!
My User class has a field called gender which is 0 or 1 for male or
female.
In order to display it as an Icon for "male" or "female" I am using
the
following approach and i wonder whether that is good practise and
thread-safe etc...
My hibernate class is called HibernateUser
I have an additional class called User which looks like that:
class User {
private int gender;
private HibernateUser hibernateUser;
public User (HibernateUser hibernateUser){
this.hibernateUser=hibernateUser;
}
public String getIcon(){
if (gender.equals(0)){
return "male.gif";
}
else {
return "female.gif";
}
}
// + setter/getter for the private variables
}
Is that ok ?
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