'Interface method' presentation slideshows

Design Patterns in Java Part II Responsibility Patterns Chapter 7 Introducing Responsibility

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COM A Slideshow of Epic Proportions

COM A Slideshow of Epic Proportions. Sean Baxter http://www.eburg.com/~baxters/. What is COM?. A standard for interoperable software A runtime library providing low-level or hard-to-implement functionality

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Design Patterns in Java Part I Interface Patterns Chapter 2 Introducing Interfaces

Design Patterns in Java Part I Interface Patterns Chapter 2 Introducing Interfaces. Summary prepared by Kirk Scott. What is an Interface?. Speaking not about Java specifically, but generally, an interface is the set of methods (and variables) that one class allows other classes to access

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On the Effectiveness of API-Level Access Control Using Bytecode Rewriting in Android

On the Effectiveness of API-Level Access Control Using Bytecode Rewriting in Android. Presenter: Lu Gong. Authors. Students: Hao Hao, Vicky Singh Professor: Wenliang (Kevin) Du Dept. of EE & CS, Syracuse University, New York. The Conference. AsiaCCS :

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PeopleSoft Asset Management (AM)

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JCMP: Linking Architecture with Component Building

SACT-01, Pusan, Nov. 30th, 2004 A previous version has been presented at poster session of ACM SIGSOFT 04 FSE-12 conference. JCMP: Linking Architecture with Component Building. Guoqing Xu , Zongyuan Yang and Haitao Huang Software Engineering Lab, East China Normal University. Outline.

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Implementing Remote Procedure Calls

Implementing Remote Procedure Calls. ANDREW D. BIRRELL and BRUCE JAY NELSON Presented by Nandini Mahendran. RPC: What? But Why?. What: a mechanism for inter-process communication. Why: Facilitates distributed computing. Code reuse- SAS, SOA. Fundamental to the evolution of: CORBA RMI

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Inheritance and Polymorphism: Interfaces

Inheritance and Polymorphism: Interfaces. Sometimes, multiple classes implement similar behavior (via similar methods), even if the details of the behavior are different from class.

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