Richard Kennard wrote:
Alan,
Thanks for your continued support.
I find the 'static factory method' approach interesting, but I'm a
little confused. You cite 'being able to return a subclass' as an
advantage. However, you also recommend a private constructor and
classes with private construct
Richard Kennard wrote:
Alan,
Thanks for your continued support.
I find the 'static factory method' approach interesting, but I'm a
little confused. You cite 'being able to return a subclass' as an
advantage. However, you also recommend a private constructor and
classes with private construct
Michael,
Do you know if it makes much (or any) difference to JSP applications
whether objects are created by constructor or by static factory method.
Not really. A lot of the focus on JSPs has already gone from this class (since
we moved it from URIBuilder to URIQueryString). It will now main
