The Proxy Pattern Explained and Implemented in Java | Structural Design Patterns | Geekific

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When should we implement an interface and have another object as the composite vs directly inherit the object?

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Facade pattern was doing same? by the great playlist..

[@geekific]

They are both structural patterns that is why you have them confused, but the façade provides a simplified interface to a library, a framework, or any other complex set of classes, however the proxy, provides a substitute for another object and controls access to that object, allowing you to perform something before or after the request reaches the original object :) Hope this helps!

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@@geekific I also found these two patterns similar to Adapter. In my view, all three introduce a middle layer between services. The difference being: - adapter pattern acts as a translator between two incompatible services - facade pattern hides complexity in calling ***a group of classes/services or a library or a framework*** behind a facade - proxy pattern abstracts complexity by encasing ***the target object*** behind it(using composition)

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Nice. I call this decorator. The difference is really burry.

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