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- Blogs:JaroslavTulach:Daily Life (27,376 bytes)
186: Model classes can have per-instance private data. Model classes can generate builder-... - Blogs:AndreiBadea:EnumsInAPIs (2,008 bytes)
20: ...he fact that such code is better replaced with an instance method on the [[enum]] itself. Users tend to come... - CumulativeFactory (2,015 bytes)
13: ...ds that take the values in provided ''prototype'' instance, copy them and modify just one attribute, returni... - Builder (2,761 bytes)
11: ...actory|cumulative factory]] and always return new instance of the intermittent build object (more [[Declarat... - Factory (898 bytes)
1: ...ou can reveal a public static method that returns instance of the class: - NetBeans Runtime Container (12,435 bytes)
107: This instructs the NetBeans Lookup to create instance of class Ciao when someone asks for implementatio... - Singletonizer (2,210 bytes)
18: ...its instances. Yet plugging in behaviour for each instance can be quite simple. They can all delegate to sin... - OpenClass (1,999 bytes)
13: ...od execution or during existence of [[OpenClass]] instance: - ClarityOfTypes (6,491 bytes)
38: ...se this can be left out). Instead of creating the instance of ''NonMixed'' subclass directly, they need to u... - Mercurial vs. Subversion (2,795 bytes)
7: ...vision (assuming checking goes to HEAD). See, for instance, - ImplementOnlyInterface (5,877 bytes)
28: ...actory.create'' method. But that method keeps the instance for private purposes and does not let any other u...
30: ...me other module using [[API]] could get access to instance of such ''Provider'' implementation. As such the ... - Adaptable (531 bytes)
7: The method either return instance of the given type, or null if the caller cannot b... - Privileged API (3,501 bytes)
19: ...es as a handle which the creator of the ''Mutex'' instance may keep (private) reference to:
31: ...rivileged'' gaining special access to that object instance (but not to other instances).
33: ...ator (plus those who are given the ''Privileged'' instance as a shared token by some side-ways). - ExtendingInterfaces (3,563 bytes)
20: ...clients]] of such [[API]]. Everytime they hold an instance of the version 1.0 interface, they need to use ''... - InvokeDynamic (11,361 bytes)
44: ...tually needs is to be able to turn method into an instance of interface. However this specific goal can be a... - Singleton (11,169 bytes)
41: ...ronment]] - e.g. it is not possible to create new instance of an object without providing all services it ne...
49: ...ingleton]]'s getter and gets properly initialized instance of the requested interface. Thus one codes just t...
67: The test shall be a ''small instance of the application''. How small it can be? As sma... - Injectable Singleton (9,860 bytes)
35: ...ls their static getter, one gets some initialized instance - there is no need for any special configuration ...
73: ...n the whole test execution is using such ''mock'' instance, which is obviously enhanced to allow easy [[test...
87: ...getter, is guaranteed to receive only one, shared instance. For those who use the [[ClientAPI]] part of such...
89: ...s is often cause of [[singleton]]s - there is one instance and many callers. Thus violating the best practic... - Protocols (4,179 bytes)
9: ...configuration directory by ensuring that only one instance of [[NetBeans]] application is using such directo...
11: ...s one instance of [[NetBeans]] talking to another instance of [[NetBeans]], both using the same bits. It is ... - Stateful (5,403 bytes)
1: A [[stateful]] object is an instance of a class that may morph itself into various sta... - Enum (7,264 bytes)
13: ...ou may think. Often one starts with [[Singleton]] instance and evolves it to multiple instances in subsequen...
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