Re: Is it a facade
- From: "H. S. Lahman" <h.lahman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 18:03:03 GMT
Responding to Sanjay...
Was curious to know if I can *only* call a pattern which gives client an abstraction of the subsystems in a single call, a facade or could it be possible that a ModuleManager class that provides many API's to clients to finally build a Module entity also as Facade.
Please note that all those API's are independent of each other but in a way help to build an entity. I mean they are loosely coupled.
I think you need to put some more words around the problem that you are actually trying to solve. What are the modules? How do they relate to subsystems? Who are the clients? What semantics are the APIs accessing?
FWIW, the name ModuleManager scares me. That sounds suspiciously like a god object that exists solely as a convenience in implementing a procedural functional decomposition tree. But there is no way to know for certain without some clue about what the ModuleManager /is/.
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