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Adapter Pattern - OODP

The Adapter Pattern, also known as a Wrapper, allows incompatible interfaces to work together by converting one interface into another that clients expect. Real-life examples include vendor classes such as Grid Control, FTP Utility, and Email Utility. A drawback of this pattern is the potential for excessive code if many methods need to be adapted.

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Adapter Pattern - OODP

The Adapter Pattern, also known as a Wrapper, allows incompatible interfaces to work together by converting one interface into another that clients expect. Real-life examples include vendor classes such as Grid Control, FTP Utility, and Email Utility. A drawback of this pattern is the potential for excessive code if many methods need to be adapted.

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Design Patterns

Adapter Pattern

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Adapter Pattern
 GoF Intent: “Converts the interface of a class into
another interface the clients expect. Adapter lets classes
work together that couldn’t otherwise because of
incompatible interfaces.”

 Also known as a “Wrapper”

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Real Life Examples
 Vendor Classes
 Grid Control
 FTP Utility
 Email Utility

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Drawback
 If you have Grid control with 20 methods…you may need
to create an Adapter with 20 methods that all direct to
the grid method.

 Thus..a lot of extra code!

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