I have a business with multiple applications using my webservice resource. I have a web service resource that looks in a http header for the application ID. This tell the server which application is requesting data. My goal is to deliver to my web application developers a method they can call to retrieve all the application specific settings via the application ID. Given an applicationID i can specify device type, properties file for that app, and whether GCM,APNS or Microsoft Push Notification, etc. So each applicationID has distinct properties basically.
I want the developer to be able to call for this object like this (or similar):
ApplicationData appData = ApplicationDataFactory.getCurrentApplicationData();
and the factory would look something like this:
class ApplicationDataFactory
{
public static ApplicationData getCurrentApplicationData()
{
//notice how im not passing in criteria here, im getting it from the request so call doens't have to know
String criteria = request.getHTTPHeaderInfo("applicationID");
if ( criteria.equals("Android") )
return new Android();
else if ( criteria.equals("Android-germany") )
return new Android_germany();
else if ( criteria.equals("ios_germany") )
return new ios_germany();
else if ( criteria.equals("ios"))
return new ios();
else if ( criteria.equals("windows") )
return new windows();
return null;//or throw exception
}
}
so Android, ios, and windows objects all extend off ApplicationData class clearly.
So for example the Android.java object would look like this:
class Android extends ApplicationData{
@override
public String getType(){
return "Android"
}
@override
public Properties getProperties{
return system.getProperties("android.properties");
}
}
and the Android-germany and ios-germany will have common data since there both from germany.
First, i dont like that im specifying the criteria inside the factory and also can anyone help me with a good design pattern i can use to achieve this ? Remember, in the end i want to be able to have the developer call only ApplicationDataFactory.getCurrentApplicationData(); (or something similar) and the correct application info will be sent referenced. I dont have to use a factory here either its just the first thing i thought of.
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