외부에서 설정해 주는 방식으로 작성해 봤는데, 어떤 구조가 더 나은 코드인지 궁금합니다!

안녕하세요! 강의 너무 잘 듣고있습니다~~

HandlerConfig

...

public class HandlerConfig {

    public void configureHandlerMappingMap(Map<String, Object> handlerMappingMap) {
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v3/members/new-form", new MemberFormControllerV3());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v3/members/save", new MemberSaveControllerV3());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v3/members", new MemberListControllerV3());

        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v4/members/new-form", new MemberFormControllerV4());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v4/members/save", new MemberSaveControllerV4());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v4/members", new MemberListControllerV4());
    }

    public void configureHandlerAdapters(List<MyHandlerAdapter> handlerAdapters) {
        handlerAdapters.add(new ControllerV3HandlerAdapter());
        handlerAdapters.add(new ControllerV4HandlerAdapter());
    }
}

FrontControllerServletV5

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@WebServlet(name = "frontControllerServletV5", urlPatterns = "/front-controller/v5/*")
public class FrontControllerServletV5 extends HttpServlet {

    private final Map<String, Object> handlerMappingMap = new HashMap<>();
    private final List<MyHandlerAdapter> handlerAdapters = new ArrayList<>();

    public FrontControllerServletV5() {
        HandlerConfig handlerConfig = new HandlerConfig();

        handlerConfig.configureHandlerMappingMap(handlerMappingMap);
        handlerConfig.configureHandlerAdapters(handlerAdapters);
    }

...

위와 같이 HandlerConfig 클래스 내부의 메서드에서 handlerMappingMap과 handlerAdapters를 매개변수로 전달받아 값을 세팅해 주도록 코드를 작성해 봤습니다. 이런 방식 보다는 아래의 방식이 더 나을까요??

아래가 좀 더 '주입'이라는 느낌에 가까운 것 같아서 어떤 구조가 좋은 구조인지 고민됩니다..!

HandlerConfig

...

public class HandlerConfig {

    public Map<String, Object> handlerMappingMap() {
        Map<String, Object> handlerMappingMap = new HashMap<>();

        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v3/members/new-form", new MemberFormControllerV3());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v3/members/save", new MemberSaveControllerV3());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v3/members", new MemberListControllerV3());

        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v4/members/new-form", new MemberFormControllerV4());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v4/members/save", new MemberSaveControllerV4());
        handlerMappingMap.put("/front-controller/v5/v4/members", new MemberListControllerV4());

        return handlerMappingMap;
    }

    public List<MyHandlerAdapter> handlerAdapters() {
        List<MyHandlerAdapter> handlerAdapters = new ArrayList<>();

        handlerAdapters.add(new ControllerV3HandlerAdapter());
        handlerAdapters.add(new ControllerV4HandlerAdapter());

        return handlerAdapters;
    }
}

FrontControllerServletV5

...

@WebServlet(name = "frontControllerServletV5", urlPatterns = "/front-controller/v5/*")
public class FrontControllerServletV5 extends HttpServlet {

    private final Map<String, Object> handlerMappingMap;
    private final List<MyHandlerAdapter> handlerAdapters;

    public FrontControllerServletV5() {
        HandlerConfig handlerConfig = new HandlerConfig();

        this.handlerMappingMap = handlerConfig.handlerMappingMap();
        this.handlerAdapters = handlerConfig.handlerAdapters();
    }

...