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ABBOTTABAD UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

COURSE: SDA

LAB:3

Question
 Draw a chain of responsibility pattern for logging system/Handlers.

CHAIN OF RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN PATTERN

The Chain of Responsibility design pattern, is a behavioral design pattern used to pass a request
along a chain of handlers. Each handler in the chain has the opportunity to process the request or
pass it on to the next handler in the chain.

WORKING PATTERN

Here’s a breakdown of how the Chain of Responsibility pattern works:

1. Handler: Defines an interface for handling requests and optionally maintains a reference to
the next handler in the chain.

2. ConcreteHandler: Implements the handling logic and decides whether to process the
request or pass it to the next handler.

3. Client: Constructs the chain of handlers and sends requests to the first handler in the chain.

EXAMPLE:

LOGGING SYSTEM
 The goal is to create a logging system where different types of loggers (Info, Warning, Error)
handle log messages based on their severity levels.
 Each logger in the chain either handles the log message or passes it to the next logger in the
chain.

IMPLEMENTATION
 Step 1: Define the Handler Interface: Create an interface with methods for setting the next
handler and processing requests.
 Step 2: Create Concrete Handlers: Implement the handler interface in multiple classes,
each handling specific requests and passing unhandled requests to the next handler.
 Step 3: Set Up the Chain: Create instances of your handlers and link them together by
setting the next handler for each one.
 Step 4: Send Requests: Use the first handler in the chain to send requests, allowing each
handler to decide whether to process it or pass it along.

STRUCTURE

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