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Registry Design Pattern

Registry Design Pattern. keeping track of objects. Registry Motivation & Provenance. non-canonical (not out of Gamma et al) design pattern described by Martin Fowler in "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture"

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Registry Design Pattern

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  1. Registry Design Pattern keeping track of objects

  2. Registry Motivation & Provenance • non-canonical (not out of Gamma et al) design pattern • described by Martin Fowler in "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture" • well-known object that other objects use to find common objects and services

  3. Registry Implementation details • registry is usually a global object • may be implemented as singleton • objects to be looked up register with the registry • object lookup is performed by key • key-ed map is often used as implementation • may be used to pass information to objects withoutlookup evaluation • global object – creates external dependencies • may be preferred to passing them around as parameters

  4. Registry Review • why is it called a non-canonical pattern? • what is Registry and what kind of functionality should it provide? • where and how should Registry be used? • Registry is a global object. How is this implemented in C++? • why can’t just a global queue be used to implement the functionality of a Registry? • What’s wrong with using Registry and why is it used anyway?

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