I have a class which shall act as a "model provider". Basically this is what it shall do:
The ModelProvider
creates several objects, e.g. a Project
and a User
. The idea here is that from any part of my application I can call the ModelProvider
to get the latest User
or Project
. Furthermore, from any part of the application I shall be able to push an updated User
or Project
to the ModelProvider
.
Short: The ModelProvider
shall be the class hosting the latest instances of User
and Project
.
DRAFT
class ModelProvider {
private User user;
private Project project;
public ModelProvider() {
this.user = new User();
this.project = new Project();
}
public void SetModel(T model) {
// If 'model' is of type User, do something like: this.user = model;
// If 'model' is of type Project, do something like: this.project = model;
}
public T GetModel(???) {
// Return the requested model. Either:
// return this.user; or
// return this.project;
}
}
However I don't know how to actually get and set the requested model. Any help is appreciated :-)
It looks strange what you are trying to do. A potentially better way is to provide designated methods, but that depends on what you are actually trying to achieve:
void SetUser(User user)
User GetUser()
void SetProject(Project project)
Project GetProject()