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Few important facts about CBE & True Components

Posted by: Raju Chiluvuri on September 09, 2009    0 comments    last post: September 09, 2009
Today software engineering needs better components that can offer benefits comparable to the benefits offered by the components for physical products such as cars or computers. Unfortunately such software components are not yet discovered. Furthermore most experts and researchers erroneously argue such components can’t exist, so impossible to discover them

singleton ant-pattern?

Posted by: walid taraf on May 18, 2009    2 comments    last post: June 15, 2009
How best would you summarize the disadvantages of a singleton that is non-Read only in a clustered env, given many JVM's thus multiple singletons?

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Resource Command Pattern

Posted by: Arseniy Taradonov on February 15, 2009    0 comments    last post: February 15, 2009
The main advantage of using this pattern version is flexibility in managing resources and their configuration.

The architectural principle of fully self contained messages

Posted by: Jack van Hoof on November 23, 2008    0 comments    last post: November 23, 2008
A fully self contained message is a pure and complete representation of a specific event and can be published and archived as such. The message can - instantly and in future - be interpreted as the respective event without the need to rely on additional data stores.

CBSE/COP pattern identical to design of physical products

Posted by: Raju Chiluvuri on November 06, 2008    0 comments    last post: November 06, 2008
It is often desirable to design and build many large software applications (especially complex Rich Internet Application for example for emerging cloud computing) similar to component-based engineering employed to design and develop physical products such as cars or computers. Adopting such mature proven processes would increase productivity and quality.

Ripping off services layers, bad idea - about the ESB

Posted by: Jack van Hoof on October 26, 2008    1 comment    last post: July 09, 2009
Why do we need XI, Sonic, Cordys and Biztalk while we already got our WebSphere ESB... Why having more than one ESB?

JustInTime Configuration

Posted by: Sanjay M on October 03, 2008    0 comments    last post: October 03, 2008
A set of objects of a particular type have shared configuration, this shared configuration keeps changing at runtime. The objects must have latest configuration when certain operations are invoked.

A shared dynamic configuration needs to be made available to the objects just-in-time so that the configuration is latest and valid for the operation invoked.

Configuration Inheritance(CI) Pattern

Posted by: mikab Peng on September 16, 2008    1 comment    last post: September 29, 2009
The Configuration Inheritance Pattern,Its exact name is configuration information inheritance with the template technology. Like class inheritance, the application get function’s configuration information from the parent node first, then extend and override the configuration information.

Intelligent Lazy [IL] Pattern

Posted by: Pratheesh TU on August 29, 2008    9 comments    last post: February 28, 2009
IL Pattern is a kind of lazy object creation pattern. Object Creator waits until all or required informations to start creating the object. This will make sure that the object created is perfect so that the next part of a program can use it with out any issues.

Message Access Object (MAO)

Posted by: guddu sk on June 01, 2008    2 comments    last post: February 11, 2009
1. Hiding message access from client side code
2. Handling JMS related exception handling.

Building an application by assembling Replaceable Components

Posted by: Raju Chiluvuri on May 25, 2008    0 comments    last post: May 25, 2008
This pattern shows a process for building Replaceable Components and assembling them to build larger and larger Replaceable Components and finally an application (e.g. RIA). Each Replaceable component is designed for easy disassembling for example to redesign its code free from rest of the code base of the application and test it before reassembling it.

Session management shift pattern in RIA

Posted by: Ganesh S on April 27, 2008    1 comment    last post: May 06, 2008
In Short: User Session belongs to a browser instances, keep it where it belongs

Problem: The problems in having server side session are provided below:
1.Hit on server scalability; even if we keep only minimum data in session (based on users)
2.The performance impact of round-trips of passing the session data to browser
3. Cookie has size restrictions



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