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The Factory Design Pattern in MIDP 2.0: How It Works With MIDP's Generic Connection Framework
Overview Mobile developers routinely use the Generic Connection Framework to create and maintain smooth connections in Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP). Good architects know that the real muscle behind the Framework is the indispensable Factory design pattern. The Factory design pattern is integral to object-oriented programming and underlies some of the most powerful frameworks used by application developers - including MIDP. In this month's Architectural manifesto column, the paper introduces to the three variations of the Factory pattern and then shows how it enables connection handling in the MIDP 2.0 Generic Connection Framework.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | January 2006 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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