Anjana,
The Facade pattern is documented starting on Page 185 of Design Patterns,
Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software by the Gamma, Helm, Johnson
and Vlissides (also known as the Gang of Four or simply GOF). Design
Patterns is published by Additions Wesley and it's ISBN is 0-201-63361-2.
The style of this book is a little out of date (C++ and OMT instead of Java
and UML), but the information is rock solid.
The Facade pattern is also discussed starting on Page 205 of Patterns in
Java by Mark Grand from Wiley. That ISBN is 0-471-25839-3. By the way there
is more than one volume of Patterns in Java. The good stuff is in Volume 1,
which I referenced.
I recommend getting both books instead of just one. The GOF book is a more
complete discussion of the patterns, but Grand does have some useful Java
pointers and code examples.
Good place to get these books is from Computer Literacy, whose on-line
presence is www.fatbrain.com
Camille
Anjana M wrote:
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> Hi,
> I wanted to know of any good resource with details of the Facade Pattern.
>
> Thanks
> Anjana
>
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