Do Not Expose More Than You Want
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Among others, [[Do_Not_Expose_More_Than_You_Want|this chapter]] introduces a [[Java]] [[APIDesignPatterns|API Design Pattern]] to join two packages into [[APIDesignPatterns:FriendPackages|friend relationship]]. | Among others, [[Do_Not_Expose_More_Than_You_Want|this chapter]] introduces a [[Java]] [[APIDesignPatterns|API Design Pattern]] to join two packages into [[APIDesignPatterns:FriendPackages|friend relationship]]. | ||
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| + | One way to do not expose everything to everyone is to designed [[Privileged API|API]] that can be used only by [[Privileged API]] clients. | ||
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Have You Ever Wondered...?
Do you want to know some simple trick that will help you design better APIs? The chapter 5 gives you one. It is very elementary, but very powerful. It also shows that the object oriented languages of today are not really optimized for API development and that there are many gotchas one needs to be aware of.
Friend Packages
Among others, this chapter introduces a Java API Design Pattern to join two packages into friend relationship.
Privileged API
One way to do not expose everything to everyone is to designed API that can be used only by Privileged API clients.
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