By jsugrue
via java.dzone.com
Published: Feb 11 2012 / 08:00
Java can be very tricky some times, especially in API design. Let’s have a look at a very interesting showcase. jOOQ strongly separates API from implementation. All API is in the org.jooq package, and public. Most implementation is in the org.jooq.impl package and package-private. Only factories and some dedicated base implementations are public. This allows for very powerful package-level encapsulation, exposing mostly only interfaces to jOOQ users.
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