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Design-Context - Java-Design-Case-Study-2 - Java-Design-Patterns Example
Author : ISHTEK
Date (Year/Month/Date): 2009-06-01
Design Context Case Study 2:

A piece of wood is carved to form a chair or a bed or a table or an arrow. 
All these forms can be formed by the same raw material i.e., wood.

This phrase if to be designed using latest technology and using advanced
feature/API as provided by Java Technology.

What design patterns are applicable in this context? 








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Commented By ->
Amit
I think, this can very well be achieved by using 
AbstractFactory pattern. By providing Raw material as
wood, I should be able to get a WoodFactory, from this
woodfactory I can get a table, a chair, an arrow etc.
Similarly by extending this example a little bit, that
is by providing Raw material such as IRON. I should be able
to get various iron products from IronFactory.


Commented By ->
cesar
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