Runtime Polymorphism using spring

[Ashish Malik]

I have:

interface I { someMethod(); }

class A implements I { someMethod(){} }
class B implements I { someMethod(){} }

In some class i want to do:

class Logic {
I obj;

run(boolean x){
if(x){
obj = new A();
} else {
obj = new B();
}
obj.someMethod();
}

I can do this easily with plain Java but, i how to do using spring?
Before that, is there any design problem with that code?

[Saifuddin Merchant]

You can do this with Spring, since it's designed to interface and you can select the implementation based on logic. You can do it in multiple ways - so not sure what your stuck at or how you are trying to use Spring.

Usually you might want to encapsulate object creation in a factory Factory method pattern.
Again without looking at the specific context it's not easy to make a general statement on whether something is a good or bad idea!