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Which design pattern is suitable illustrated problem below? [closed]
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I am developing a project in spring boot. There are common required steps will be used by all classes in development phase. For example to make connectivity through jdbc from java program to database the first step is load the jdbc driver, second step is create connection object and so on.
The problem is design pattern of my project should restrict the new developer of my project to write new classes in such a way that no requires steps would skip in such condition which design pattern should i use??
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I am developing a project in spring boot. There are common required steps will be used by all classes in development phase. For example to make connectivity through jdbc from java program to database the first step is load the jdbc driver, second step is create connection object and so on.
The problem is design pattern of my project should restrict the new developer of my project to write new classes in such a way that no requires steps would skip in such condition which design pattern should i use??
java design-patterns spring-boot-actuator
asked Mar 28 at 10:20
Sanyam JainSanyam Jain
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I am developing a project in spring boot. There are common required steps will be used by all classes in development phase. For example to make connectivity through jdbc from java program to database the first step is load the jdbc driver, second step is create connection object and so on.
The problem is design pattern of my project should restrict the new developer of my project to write new classes in such a way that no requires steps would skip in such condition which design pattern should i use??
java design-patterns spring-boot-actuator
asked Mar 28 at 10:20
Sanyam JainSanyam Jain
32 bronze badges
I am developing a project in spring boot. There are common required steps will be used by all classes in development phase. For example to make connectivity through jdbc from java program to database the first step is load the jdbc driver, second step is create connection object and so on.
The problem is design pattern of my project should restrict the new developer of my project to write new classes in such a way that no requires steps would skip in such condition which design pattern should i use??
java design-patterns spring-boot-actuator
java design-patterns spring-boot-actuator
asked Mar 28 at 10:20
Sanyam JainSanyam Jain
32 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 10:20
Sanyam JainSanyam Jain
32 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 10:20
Sanyam JainSanyam Jain
32 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 10:20
Sanyam JainSanyam Jain
32 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 10:20
Sanyam JainSanyam Jain
32 bronze badges
32 bronze badges
closed as too broad by Lino, Seelenvirtuose, piet.t, Eldelshell, Wai Ha Lee Mar 28 at 10:47
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Am not sure about design pattern ,but i suggest to have abstract class /interface with all required methods(or steps as told by you to load the jdbc driver, create connection object and so on) and all new classed should extend or implement above abstract class or interface
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I don't think you need a design pattern for this at all. If you are building your project in Spring Boot, just create a data source once and inject it where it is needed.
Sure, Spring might use the Singleton pattern under the covers to make it happen, but that's not relevant to your problem - the framework solves it for you.
answered Mar 28 at 10:28
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Please add a comment if you downvote an answer. I'd like to understand what's wrong with using Spring to do something that Spring is good at.
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Am not sure about design pattern ,but i suggest to have abstract class /interface with all required methods(or steps as told by you to load the jdbc driver, create connection object and so on) and all new classed should extend or implement above abstract class or interface
answered Mar 28 at 10:31
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Am not sure about design pattern ,but i suggest to have abstract class /interface with all required methods(or steps as told by you to load the jdbc driver, create connection object and so on) and all new classed should extend or implement above abstract class or interface
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Am not sure about design pattern ,but i suggest to have abstract class /interface with all required methods(or steps as told by you to load the jdbc driver, create connection object and so on) and all new classed should extend or implement above abstract class or interface
answered Mar 28 at 10:31
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Am not sure about design pattern ,but i suggest to have abstract class /interface with all required methods(or steps as told by you to load the jdbc driver, create connection object and so on) and all new classed should extend or implement above abstract class or interface
answered Mar 28 at 10:31
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answered Mar 28 at 10:31
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answered Mar 28 at 10:31
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answered Mar 28 at 10:31
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I don't think you need a design pattern for this at all. If you are building your project in Spring Boot, just create a data source once and inject it where it is needed.
Sure, Spring might use the Singleton pattern under the covers to make it happen, but that's not relevant to your problem - the framework solves it for you.
answered Mar 28 at 10:28
Riaan NelRiaan Nel
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Please add a comment if you downvote an answer. I'd like to understand what's wrong with using Spring to do something that Spring is good at.
– Riaan Nel
Mar 28 at 11:30
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I don't think you need a design pattern for this at all. If you are building your project in Spring Boot, just create a data source once and inject it where it is needed.
Sure, Spring might use the Singleton pattern under the covers to make it happen, but that's not relevant to your problem - the framework solves it for you.
answered Mar 28 at 10:28
Riaan NelRiaan Nel
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Please add a comment if you downvote an answer. I'd like to understand what's wrong with using Spring to do something that Spring is good at.
– Riaan Nel
Mar 28 at 11:30
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I don't think you need a design pattern for this at all. If you are building your project in Spring Boot, just create a data source once and inject it where it is needed.
Sure, Spring might use the Singleton pattern under the covers to make it happen, but that's not relevant to your problem - the framework solves it for you.
answered Mar 28 at 10:28
Riaan NelRiaan Nel
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I don't think you need a design pattern for this at all. If you are building your project in Spring Boot, just create a data source once and inject it where it is needed.
Sure, Spring might use the Singleton pattern under the covers to make it happen, but that's not relevant to your problem - the framework solves it for you.
answered Mar 28 at 10:28
Riaan NelRiaan Nel
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answered Mar 28 at 10:28
Riaan NelRiaan Nel
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answered Mar 28 at 10:28
Riaan NelRiaan Nel
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answered Mar 28 at 10:28
Riaan NelRiaan Nel
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1,4403 silver badges13 bronze badges
Please add a comment if you downvote an answer. I'd like to understand what's wrong with using Spring to do something that Spring is good at.
– Riaan Nel
Mar 28 at 11:30
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Please add a comment if you downvote an answer. I'd like to understand what's wrong with using Spring to do something that Spring is good at.
– Riaan Nel
Mar 28 at 11:30
Please add a comment if you downvote an answer. I'd like to understand what's wrong with using Spring to do something that Spring is good at.
– Riaan Nel
Mar 28 at 11:30
Please add a comment if you downvote an answer. I'd like to understand what's wrong with using Spring to do something that Spring is good at.
– Riaan Nel
Mar 28 at 11:30
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