《DynProxies-2pp》.pdf

Dynamic Proxies In Java Design Patterns In Java Bob Tarr Dynamic Proxies Dynamic Proxies l Proxy objects are useful in many situations to act as an intermediary between a client object and a target object l Usually, the proxy class is already available as Java bytecodes, having been compiled from the Java source file for the proxy class l When needed, the bytecodes for the proxy class are loaded into the Java Virtual Machine and proxy objects can then be instantiated l But, in some circumstances, it is useful to dynamically generate the bytecodes for the proxy class at runtime l This module will look at the techniques for dynamically generating proxies in Java and the benefits of doing so Dynamic Proxies In Java Design Patterns In Java Bob Tarr 2 2 1 Vehicle Example With No Proxy Vehicle Example With No Proxy l First, lets show a client interacting with a target object directly l Suppose we have an IVehicle interface as follows: /** * Interface IVehicle. */ public interface IVehicle { public void start(); public void stop(); public void forward(); public void reverse(); public String getName(); } Dynamic Proxies In Java Design Patterns In Java Bob Tarr 3 3