Java Software Architecture Design Patterns Standard Guide

Author: (USA) Kuchana (Kuchana/P.) / Wang Weijun et al
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Classic GoF patterns; Standard UML diagrams as descriptive tools; Numerous Java program examples. This series of books is supported and written by Java technicians from Sun Microsystems. These Java technicians are a complete, professional, and authoritative source of information on Java technology. The information provided in this series of books can help readers develop efficient, robust, and portable applications or applets. For readers who want to use the Java 2 platform, this series of books is an indispensable resource. This book comprehensively introduces 42 design patterns, including 23 classic GoF patterns. The addition of 19 new and commonly used patterns brings more reference value to readers. All program examples in this book are written in Java, and the source code is available on the Internet. The book uses standard UML diagrams throughout as descriptive tools, integrating program code, design patterns, and text explanations seamlessly. The final chapter of the book is "Case Study," where the author places multiple patterns together in a real-world application scenario to work collaboratively. This arrangement allows readers to better understand how to comprehensively apply various patterns. The content of the book is both in-depth and easy to understand, with numerous Java program examples and UML diagrams making the content clearer and more practical. This book is suitable for software developers and designers.