Communication Patterns

Communication patterns describe the ways in which objects interact and exchange information to achieve a common goal. These patterns focus on establishing clear and efficient communication channels between different parts of a system.

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Mediator

behavioral communication

The Mediator pattern defines an object that encapsulates how a set of objects interact. This mediator promotes loose coupling by preventing objects from referring to each other explicitly and lets the mediation logic vary independently of the interacting objects. Instead of components communicating directly, they …

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Store-and-Forward

behavioral communication

The Store-and-Forward pattern is a communication paradigm where an intermediary component receives a complete message from a sender, stores it, and then forwards it to the intended recipient. This decoupling allows the sender and receiver to operate independently, even if they are not simultaneously available. The …

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Mediator

Store-and-Forward