The Chain of Responsibility (COR) pattern is a behavioral pattern for decoupling requests from request handlers. It transparently routes requests to the appropriate handler and can (depending on the dispatching semantics) give multiple handlers an opportunity to handle the request. New handlers may be quickly and easily added to provide increased functionality.
Read the full pattern: J2EE Chain of Responsibility
Are there any consequences wrt clustered and multi server/node deployment?
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J2EE Chain Of Responsibility (1 messages)
- Posted by: Lara D'Abreo
- Posted on: April 05 2004 06:15 EDT
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- J2EE Chain Of Responsibility by regonda suresh on April 15 2004 07:31 EDT
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- Posted by: regonda suresh
- Posted on: April 15 2004 07:31 EDT
- in response to Lara D'Abreo
The Chain of Responsibility (COR) pattern is a behavioral pattern for decoupling requests from request handlers. It transparently routes requests to the appropriate handler and can (depending on the dispatching semantics) give multiple handlers an opportunity to handle the request. New handlers may be quickly and easily added to provide increased functionality.Read the full pattern: J2EE Chain of ResponsibilityAre there any consequences wrt clustered and multi server/node deployment?