Creating a pattern implementation
In this section we demonstrate how Application Developer examplar authoring tools can be used to develop a pattern implementation. The pattern we decide to implement allows us to easily create different test clients for our bank application. We decide to use the BankClient application as our exemplar because it is our best implementation of a test client for this bank application.
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Note: The example we will be walking you through in the rest of the chapter is probably not the best representation of a pattern implementation, as its scope of application is small (we will generate bank test clients). We selected this example because it provides enough variability to allow you to understand how exemplar authoring works, but not too much information about language and command details. A more interesting example is described in Facade pattern. |
Here are the tasks that we perform to develop our pattern implementation:
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| Creating a new JET Transform project |
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| Populating the transformation model |
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| Adding and deriving attributes |
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| Generating and editing templates |
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