-Given a series of x number (unknown) steps,
-all of which implement the same interface,
-and where the order of the steps is desired to be configurable,
can anyone suggest a good design pattern?
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-Given a series of x number (unknown) steps,
-all of which implement the same interface,
-and where the order of the steps is desired to be configurable,
can anyone suggest a good design pattern?
Chain of responsibility is the usual candidate for this sort of thing, coupled with some variation on the inversion of control theme for initial construction of the chain according to the “configured” sequence.