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Sep 18th, 2011, 03:31 AM
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Best practice for wiring up multiple implementations depending on command line args?
Morning, I have created a small spring application which can be bundled together and run as a jar file on the command line.
It takes several arguments which determine how the application works, runs etc.
I have two persistence implementations MongoDB and JDBC/MySQL both with implement the same interface and thus can be inter-changeable in the calling services.
The user of the application simply passes a different flag to the jar file when ran to specify a different implementation.
My question:
What is the advised or best practice way of wiring up/ setting the correct persistence implementation on a service depending on the arguments passed in?
I have this working as it stands but don't like the implementation and I'm sure there is a better way. I simply have a façade with both implementation wired in, then depending on the arguments passed in I call a different implementation.
Cheers, James
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