need suggestion for the code

[abcurl]

Project 1 I have four classes class1 this contains the variables, properties and constructors suppose

private string abc;

Interface2 This contains interfaces

void a1();

class3 this will have function definitions. basically this will contains functions to do the database interactions

public void a1()
{
// code.....
}

class4 this will inherit Interface 2 and will override the definition.

public void a1()
{
class3 a = new class3();
a.a1();
}

Project 2 class5 this will have function

public static Interface2 Getclass4_Details()
{
return new class4();
}

Project 3 In the form button click i am doing

Interface2 Obj = null;
Obj = project2.class5.Getclass4_Details();
obj.a1();

I am approaching in the above way to do database interaction. Am I approaching i the right direction ?

[Lost User]

abcurl wrote:

Am I approaching i the right direction ?

I suspect not, but it is difficult to understand what you are trying to achieve. The only thing I would say is that this looks extremely complicated; are you sure you need so many classes and interfaces?

MVP 2010 - are they mad?

[abcurl]

I am trying to do database interaction using the factory pattern. Please help

[David Skelly]

It's not immediately clear to me why you need class4 as well as class3. What value do you gain by having class4 in there instead of having class3 implement interface 2? Class 4 seems to do nothing but bucket-pass calls straight on to class 3. By the way, better names might make the example a bit easier to understand.

[abcurl]

Reason - I am implementing the multiple inheritence concept in class4 by overriding the function

[Lost User]

I would suggest looking at some of the links here[^]. It is not a simple matter of a few lines of code, you will need to study the subject in some depth to get a workable solution.

MVP 2010 - are they mad?

[darkelv]

Both classes are in the same assembly, I too see no point in having class4 there, btw i think you should subclass Class3 instead of creating a new instance in the function in class4.