Singleton Design Pattern creates only one instance of a class per JVM. Is there any other way to create ONLY one instance of a class?
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Single Instance of a class
Singleton Design Pattern creates only one instance of a class per JVM. Is there any other way to create ONLY one instance of a class?
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Re: Single Instance of a class
For all intensive purposes yes.
just make the constructors private.
Last edited by helloworld922; August 28th, 2012 at 01:00 AM.
amitjava (August 28th, 2012)
Re: Single Instance of a class
You mean besides Singleton Pattern? Basically the idea is a private constructor and some methods to access the instance, but I 'm not quite sure that I understand your question.Originally Posted by tcstcs
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