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Reputation: 639

Abstract Factory with Unity

I have a simple Abstract Factory implementation:

  public abstract class ICarFactory{
    public abstract ISportsCar CreateSportCar();
    public abstract IFamilyCar CreateFamilyCar();
}

public abstract class ISportsCar {        
    public abstract void Accelerate();
}

public abstract class IFamilyCar  {
    public abstract void Accelarete();
}

public class BMWFactory : ICarFactory {
    public override ISportsCar CreateSportCar() {
        return new BMWi7();
    }

    public override IFamilyCar CreateFamilyCar() {
        return new BMWM5();
    }
}

public class WolksvagenFactory : ICarFactory {

    public override ISportsCar CreateSportCar() {
        return new WVGolfR();
    }

    public override IFamilyCar CreateFamilyCar() {
        return new WVGolf();
    }
}

public class BMWi7 : ISportsCar {
    public override void Accelerate() {
        Console.WriteLine(this.ToString() + "accelerated.");
    }
}

public class BMWM5 : IFamilyCar {

    public override void Accelarete() {
        Console.WriteLine(this.ToString() + "accelerated.");
    }
}

public class WVGolfR : ISportsCar {

    public override void Accelerate() {
        Console.WriteLine(this.ToString() + "accelerated.");
    }
}

public class WVGolf : IFamilyCar {
    public override void Accelarete() {
        Console.WriteLine(this.ToString() + "accelerated.");
    }
}

The client code is like this:

 class Program
{


    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        ISportsCar sportsCar = GetFactory().CreateSportCar();
        sportsCar.Accelerate();

    }

    static ICarFactory GetFactory()
    {
        string userLocation;
        userLocation = "Hamburg"; //Get user location from user settings

        if (userLocation == "Hamburg")
        {
            return new BMWFactory();
        }
        else
        {
            return new WolksvagenFactory();
        }
    }


}

Is it possible to achieve the job done by "GetFactory()" method by using Microsoft.Practices.Unity?

I have passed a lot of time by searching about this issue. But I could not find something useful.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3807

Answers (2)

Daniel J.G.
Daniel J.G.

Reputation: 34992

You can implement that with named registrations by registering a set of specific factories per location and a default factory:

_container = new UnityContainer();      
//Register location specific factories
_container.RegisterType<ICarFactory,BMWFactory>("Hamburg");
...
//Register the default factory
_container.RegisterType<ICarFactory,WolksvagenFactory>();

You can then use the following code to resolve the factory (using IsRegistered to check if there is a specific factory for the location):

static ICarFactory GetFactory()
{
    string userLocation;
    userLocation = "Hamburg"; //Get user location from user settings

    //try get specific factory for location
    if(_container.IsRegistered<ICarFactory>(userLocation)){         
        return _container.Resolve<ICarFactory>(userLocation);
    }
    //if not found, get default factory
    return _container.Resolve<ICarFactory>();   
}

See the fiddle here

Upvotes: 5

Jehof
Jehof

Reputation: 35544

It is possible.

Register your CarFactories with a name at the unity container

_container.RegisterType<ICarFactory, BMWFactory>("Hamburg");
_container.RegisterType<ICarFactory, WolkswagenFactory>("Wolfsburg");

Then change your method to use the unity container to return an instance of your factory

return _container.Resolve<ICarFactory>(userLocation);

Upvotes: 2

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