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Java Guru's Help -a Interface or Multiple interface which is better??

i have a Interface where i define constants used throughout the application and now implement to all classes in the appln,
my query if i divide this interface into a common interface( only containing common constants for all classes )and other multiple other interfaces(I1, I2 etc...) which have constants particular to the individual classes...

does the these 2 different way have any performance implication on memory etc ??

which is a better option if we judge on parameters of
performance, memory, understandibilty, OOP etc..etc..

thanks in advance
Navneet

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nebeker

In the book "Advanced CORBA Programming with C++" by Michi Henning, Steve Vinoski, they discuss in detail the format of an IOR (see chapters 13 & 14):

http://www.awprofessional.com/catalog/product.asp?product_id={E405000A-5F7E-420D-84AE-9BCDCD27FEDB}&session_id={C32AA39D-CF06-4DD1-B736-F9165F4633AF}

If you have this book, it should provide you with enough information to figure out your problem...

nebeker

Oops - never mind....

I pasted this into the wrong window. It was meant for a different question.

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