CHAPTER 12Enterprise Patterns
PHP is first and foremost a language designed for the Web. And since its support for objects was significantly extended in PHP 5, you can now take advantage of patterns hatched in the context of other object-oriented languages, particularly Java.
I develop a single example in this chapter, using it to illustrate the patterns I cover. Remember, though, that by choosing to use one pattern, you are not committed to using all the patterns that work well with it. Nor should you feel that the implementations presented here are the only way you might go about deploying these patterns. Use the examples here to help you understand the thrust of the patterns described, and feel free to extract what you need for your projects. ...
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