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--- jvx:reference [2020/06/10 12:14]
cduncan [The Factory]
+++ jvx:reference [2020/06/10 12:17]
cduncan [Piecing it together]
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 It “just returns new objects” from the implementation layer. That’s about it when it comes to the factory, it is as simple as that.
-===== Piecing it together =====
+===== Piecing It Together =====
-With all this in mind, we know now that [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/jvx/|JVx]] has swappable implementations underneath its UI layer for each technology it utilizes:
+With all this in mind, we know now that [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/jvx/|JVx]] has swapable implementations underneath its UI layer for each technology it utilizes:
 {{:jvx:reference:multi-layers.png?nolink|Multiple Extensions/Implementations/Technologies can be used}}
-Changing between them can be as easy as setting a different factory. I say “can”, because that is only true for Swing, JavaFX and similar technologies, Vaadin, obviously, requires some more setup work. I mean, theoretically one could embed a complete application server and launch it when the factory for Vaadin is created, allowing the application to be basically stand-alone and be started as easily as a Swing application. That is possible.
+Changing between them can be as easy as setting a different factory. I say “can” because that is only true for Swing, JavaFX, and similar technologies. Vaadin, obviously, requires some more setup work. Theoretically, one could embed a complete application server and launch it when the factory for Vaadin is created, allowing the application to be basically stand-alone and be started as easily as a Swing application. That is possible.
 ===== What else? =====