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Published: 30th Jun 2006 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Design PatternsThe Adapter pattern lets you use an existing class to meet a client class?s needs. When a client specifies its requirements in an interface, you can usually create a new class that implements the interface and subclasses an existing class. This approach creates a class adapter that translates a client?s calls into calls to the existing class?s methods. This chapter will introduce you to the Adapter pattern in Java.
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