Re: RE: How to generally decide between FACTORY and constructor?

maybe I'm missing something in the factory conversation, and my
naivety of JPA, but how does a factory help me in cases where JPA is
constructing the class?

On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Raoul Duke <[email protected]> wrote:
>> From my point of view, constructors should be dead simple. As soon as they do more than just initializing members, it is time to apply some kind of creational pattern like a dedicated factory.
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> i kinda wish there were a language that was like: sorry you cannot
> have constructors, you can only have factories, to force us all to
> factor the creation stuff out from the get-go. now, what *kind* of
> factories is another thing, but at least we'd not have yukky
> constructor stuff. :-)
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