public Parts getRAM() {
return new Parts(“256 MB”);
}
public Parts getProcessor() {
return new Parts(“Pentium3”);
}
public Parts getHarddisk() {
return new Parts(“40GB”);
}}
package creational.abstractfactory;
public class Workstation extends Computer {
public Parts getRAM() {
return new Parts(“1 GB”);
}
public Parts getProcessor() {
return new Parts(“Pentium4”);
}
public Parts getHarddisk() {
return new Parts(“80GB”);
}}
package creational.abstractfactory;
public class Server extends Computer{
public Parts getRAM() {
return new Parts(“2 GB”);
}
public Parts getProcessor() {
return new Parts(“DualCore”);
}
public Parts getHarddisk() {
return new Parts(“160GB”);
}}
package creational.abstractfactory;
public class CatagoryType {
private Computer comp;
public static void main(String[] args) {
CatagoryType type = new CatagoryrType();
Computer computer = type.getComputer(“Server”);
System.out.println(“Harddisk:
“+computer.getHarddisk().getConfiguration());
System.out.println(“RAM:
“+computer.getRAM().getConfiguration());
System.out.println(“Processor:
“+computer.getProcessor().getConfiguration());
}

public Computer getComputer(String catagoryType) {
if (catagoryType.equals(“PC”))
comp = new PC();
else if(catogoryType.equals(“Workstation”))
comp = new Workstation();
else if(catagoryType.equals(“Server”))
comp = new Server();
return comp;
}}

The above class gives the output like this:
Harddisk: 160GB
RAM: 2 GB
Processor: DualCore.