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Java Design Patterns Overview

The document outlines four categories of design patterns: Creational, Structural, Behavioral, and J2EE. Creational patterns focus on object creation, Structural patterns simplify relationships between entities, and Behavioral patterns define interactions between objects. J2EE patterns address enterprise application design challenges, providing examples for each category.

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Java Design Patterns Overview

The document outlines four categories of design patterns: Creational, Structural, Behavioral, and J2EE. Creational patterns focus on object creation, Structural patterns simplify relationships between entities, and Behavioral patterns define interactions between objects. J2EE patterns address enterprise application design challenges, providing examples for each category.

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1.

Creational Design Patterns

• Purpose: Deal with object creation mechanisms, optimizing the process of


instantiation and ensuring flexibility in creating objects.

• Examples:

o Singleton

o Factory Method

o Abstract Factory

o Builder

o Prototype

2. Structural Design Patterns

• Purpose: Focus on object composition and structure to simplify relationships


between entities, making systems easier to design and understand.

• Examples:

o Adapter

o Bridge

o Composite

o Decorator

o Facade

o Flyweight

o Proxy

3. Behavioral Design Patterns

• Purpose: Concerned with communication and interaction between objects,


defining how they collaborate and responsibilities are distributed.

• Examples:

o Chain of Responsibility

o Command

o Interpreter
o Iterator

o Mediator

o Memento

o Observer

o State

o Strategy

o Template Method

o Visitor

4. J2EE Design Patterns (Optional Fourth Category)

Some developers consider a fourth category specifically for J2EE (Jakarta EE) Design
Patterns, which address enterprise application design challenges such as
presentation, business logic, and integration.

• Examples:

o MVC (Model-View-Controller)

o Business Delegate

o Service Locator

o DAO (Data Access Object)

o DTO (Data Transfer Object)

o Intercepting Filter

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