4.8. Exercises
Exercise 4.1
Managing Complexity Using Architectural Options
Consider one approach to a distributed collection management service. You could model it after the approach used by many C++ tools vendors and specify interfaces for numerous collection types (bag, list, keyset, etc.), operations to provide type-specific operations such as a comparison between objects, and commands for executing processes on objects stored within the collection. (See Figure 4.27.) Assume the distributed collection management service takes each of these characteristics to the extreme. Use the architectural options described to refactor the design into a more manageable set of interfaces.
Figure 4.27. Distributed Collection Management System
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