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Software engineering and computer science students need a resource that explains how to apply design patterns at the enterprise level, allowing them to design and implement systems of high stability and quality.

Software Architecture Design Patterns in Java is a detailed explanation of how to apply design patterns and develop software architectures. It provides in-depth examples in Java, and guides students by detailing when, why, and how to use specific patterns.

This textbook presents 42 design patterns, including 23 GoF patterns. Categories include: Basic, Creational, Collectional, Structural, Behavioral, and Concurrency, with multiple examples for each. The discussion of each pattern includes an example implemented in Java. The source code for all examples is found on a companion Web site.

The author explains the content so that it is easy to understand, and each pattern discussion includes Practice Questions to aid instructors. The textbook concludes with a case study that pulls several patterns together to demonstrate how patterns are not applied in isolation, but collaborate within domains to solve complicated problems.

This book presents a detailed explanation of how to implement design patterns and develop software architectures by using patterns. It provides in-depth examples in Java and guides systems architects through the design process by answering when, why, and how to implement specific patterns. More than 40 examples in Java allow systems architects and developers to get their hands on implementing design patterns. In addition to using Java to illustrate how to implement patterns, Software Architecture Design Patterns in Java provides UML diagrams to illustrate pattern design. A concluding case study ties together the range of patterns presented and shows how to implement a Web hosting service.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN PATTERNS	
Design Patterns: Origin and History	
Architectural to Software Design Patterns	
What is a Design Pattern?	
More about Design Patterns	
About This Book	

UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE (UML)	
UML: A Quick Reference	
Class Diagrams	
Sequence diagrams	

BASIC PATTERNS	
Interface	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Abstract Parent Class	
Description	
Example		
Practice Questions	
Private Methods	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Accessor Methods	
Description	
Accessor Method Nomenclature	
Example	
Direct Reference versus Accessor Methods	
Practice Questions	
Constant Data Manager	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Immutable Object	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Monitor	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
	
CREATIONAL PATTERNS
Factory Method	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Singleton	
Description	
Who Should Be Responsible?	
Example		
Practice Questions	
Abstract Factory	
Description	
Abstract Factory versus Factory Method	
Example I	
Example II	
Practice Questions	
Prototype	
Description	
Shallow Copy versus Deep Copy	
Example I	
Example II	
Practice Questions	
Builder	
Description	
Example I		
Example II	
Example III	
Practice Questions	
	
COLLECTIONAL PATTERNS	
Composite	
Description	
Example	
Design Approach I			
Design Approach II	
Practice Questions	
Iterator	
Description	
Iterators in Java	
Filtered Iterators	
Internal versus External Iterators	
Example: Internal Iterator	
Client/Container Interaction	
Example: External Filtered Iterator	
Practice Questions	
Flyweight	
Description	
How to Design a Flyweight in Java	
Design Highlights	
Example	
Design Approach I	
Design Approach II	
Practice Questions	
Visitor	
Description	
Defining new operations on the object collection	
Adding objects of a new type to the collection	
Example	
Design Approach I	
Design Approach II	
Design Approach III (Composite Pattern)	
Design Approach IV (The Visitor Pattern)		
Defining a new operation on the order object collection	
Adding a new order type to the collection	
Practice Questions	
	
STRUCTURAL PATTERNS	
Decorator	
Description	
Characteristics of a Decorator	
Example	
Concrete Logger Decorators		
Adding a New Message Logger	
Adding a New Decorator	
Practice Questions	
	
Adapter	
Description	
Class Adapters versus Object Adapters	
Example	
Address Adapter as an Object Adapter	
Practice Questions	
Chain of Responsibility	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Facade	
Description	
Example	
Important Notes	
Practice Questions	
Proxy	
Description	
Proxy versus Other Patterns		
RMI: A Quick Overview	
RMI and Proxy Pattern	
Example	
Additional Notes		
Practice Questions	
Bridge	
Description	
Example		
Bridge Pattern versus Adapter Pattern	
Practice Questions	
Virtual Proxy	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Counting Proxy	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Aggregate Enforcer	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Explicit Object Release	
Description	
The Finally Statement	
Example		
Practice Questions	
Object Cache	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
	
BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS	
Command	
Description	
Example I	
Example II	
Practice Questions	
Mediator	
Description	
Mediator versus Facade	
Example I		
Example II	
Practice Questions	
Mement

Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Observer	
Description	
Adding New Observers	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Interpreter	
Description	
Example	
Additional Notes	
Practice Questions	
State	
Description	
Stateful Object: An Example	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Strategy	
Description	
Strategies versus Other Alternatives	
Strategy versus State	
Example		
Practice Questions	
Null Object	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Template Method	
Description		
Example	
Additional Notes	
Practice Questions	
Object Authenticator	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Common Attribute Registry	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
	
CONCURRENCY PATTERNS	
Critical Section	
Description	
Example		
Practice Questions	
Consistent Lock Order	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Guarded Suspension	
Description	
Example	
Practice Questions	
Read-Write Lock	
Description		
Example	
Practice Questions	

CASE STUDY	
Case Study: A Web Hosting Company	
Objective	
KPS Hosting Solutions: A Brief Overview	
Requirements		
Business Objects and their Association	
Framework for Application Processing	
Conclusion	
	
APPENDIXES	
List of Design Patterns	
References	
			

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