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The Role Object Pattern

An object-oriented system is typically based on a set of key abstractions. Each key abstraction is modeled by a corresponding class in terms of abstract state and behavior. This usually works fine for the design of smaller applications. However, once we want to scale up the system into an integrated suite of applications, we have to deal with different clients that need context-specific views on our key abstractions.

Dirk Riehle | Dirk Bäumer | Wolf Siberski | Martina Wulf

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