Raymond Feng wrote:
The Configurable interface can be optionally implemented by the Invoker
implementation classes. To support multiple properties, the invoker can
simply do this:
public class MyInvokerImpl implements Invoker, Configurable {
...
<T> public T getProperty(String name) {
if("AllowsPassByReference".equals(name) {
return true;
} else if("AnotherProperty".equals(name) {
return "StringValue";
} else {
return null;
}
}
}
This way, the property set is kept at the invoker instances.
I didn't know that generics could do this, with multiple return
types from a single method. (Seems like I need to go back to
Java school!) What does the code invoking the magical getProperty()
method look like?
Simon
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