September 2000
Intermediate to advanced
666 pages
16h 1m
English
book
Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture, Volume 2, Patterns for Concurrent and Networked Objects
by Douglas C. Schmidt, Michael Stal, Hans Rohnert, Frank Buschmann
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Index of Patterns
Abstract Factory
Abstract Session
Acceptor-Connector
Activator
Active Demultiplexing
Active Object
Adapter
Asynchronous Completion Token
Balking
Bridge
Broker
Chain of Responsibility
Client-Dispatcher-Server
Code Locking
Command
Command Processor
Component Configurator
Concurrent Object
Configuration
Controlled Reactor
Counted Pointer
Data Locking
Data Ownership
Decorator
Delegator
Dispatcher
Document-View
Double-Checked Locking Optimization
Event Notification
Evictor
Execute Around Object
Extension Interface
Extension Object
Facade
Factory Method
Forwarder-Receiver
Fresh Work Before Stale
Guarded Suspension
Half Object plus Protocol
Half-Async/Half-Async
Half-Sync/Half-Async
Half-Sync/Half-Reactive
Half-Sync/Half-Sync
Hook Method
Interceptor
Interpreter
Iterator
Layers
Lazy Evaluation
Leader/Followers
Locator
Magic Cookie
Manager
Manager-Agent
Master-Slave
Mediator
Memento
Microkernel
Model-View-Controller
Monitor Object
Notifier
Null Object
Object Lifetime Manager
Object Synchronizer
Object-Construction-is-Resource-Acquisition
Observer
Pipes and Filters
Proactor
Producer-Consumer
Proxy
Publisher-Subscriber
Reactor
Reader/Writer Locking
Reflection
Remote Operation
Scheduler
Scoped Locking
Serializer
Service Configurator
Singleton
Specific Notification
State
Strategized Locking
Strategy
Template Method
Thread-Safe Facade
Thread-Safe Interface
Thread-Safe Wrapper Facade
Thread-Specific Storage
Two-phase Termination
Wrapper Facade
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