Singleton pattern is a kind of creational pattern that deals with the object creation.the intention of the singleton pattern is to limit and control the unnecessary objects creation.therefore it will help to reduce the unnecessary resource usage.singleton pattern ensures that the class has only one instance and it will be globally accessed throughout the application. this pattern can be applied for a situation where the only a single instance of a class is required throughout the application life-cycle.
SingletonClass.php
the below code represents the client who tries to receive the singleton instance of the above class.
you can see that the both it gets the objects with the same object reference id. that means both invocation leads to get the access for the same object.(not the two different objects). that is why the both time, you get the same object reference.
Singleton Pattern implementation in JAVA
SingletonClass.java
Singleton Pattern implementation in PHP
SingletonClass.php
class SingletonClass{
private static $singletonClassObject = null;
// private function __construct() {}
public static function getSingletonInstance(){
if(self::$singletonClassObject==null){
//creating new object
self::$singletonClassObject = new SingletonClass();
}
return self::$singletonClassObject;
}//getSingletonInstance
}//SingletonClass
the below code represents the client who tries to receive the singleton instance of the above class.
//get the object first time echo "get the SingletonClass object first time [".spl_object_hash(SingletonClass::getSingletonInstance())."]<br/>"; //get the object second time echo "get the SingletonClass object second time [".spl_object_hash(SingletonClass::getSingletonInstance())."]<br/>";
you can see that the both it gets the objects with the same object reference id. that means both invocation leads to get the access for the same object.(not the two different objects). that is why the both time, you get the same object reference.
SingletonClass.java
public class SingletonClass {
private static SingletonClass singletonObject = null;
public static SingletonClass getInstance(){
if(singletonObject==null){
//create the object
singletonObject = new SingletonClass();
}
return singletonObject;
}//getInstance
}//SingletonClass
