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  1. 03-10-2011, 01:08 AM #1
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    Default Object creation at runtime based on kind of input

    Hi,
    I have 3 kinds of input for an input parameter and depending on the kind of input for this parameter, I want to create a particular type of object for that run of the program.

    I also would like to make a base class for these 3 kinds and then at runtime, based on kind of input, create the type of the derived object.

    How can I do this ?

    Thanks,
    -JJ
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    You didn't bother to reply to the three helpful responses on your double-posted earlier question* and you still expect to get help here?

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    * how to run parallel processes ?
    * how to run parallel processes from a java program ?
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