Avoiding polling with components
Once you create separate components that need to communicate with each other you enter the realm of systems programming where you have to assume that errors could originate at any step in the process. You throw try-catch blocks out the window and have to develop robust alternatives for error handling yourself.
Data Access Layer with Asynchronous services like MQ
I am tasked with creating a development, design and architecture guide for a large multi-year project. I have to dictate best design practices for a number of architectural perspectives. See the below diagram to demonstrate how I see this looking.
Data Access Layer with Asynchronous services like MQ
I am tasked with creating a development, design and architecture guide for a large multi-year project. I have to dictate best design practices for a number of architectural perspectives. See the below diagram to demonstrate how I see this looking.
Delegating work and programming to component interfaces
I have a MessageHandler class which receives and validates messages before determining which components in the architecture they should be delegated to so they can be processed. This involves calling functions with different names and possibly different signatures on classes in different components.
Delegating work and programming to component interfaces
I have a MessageHandler class which receives and validates messages before determining which components in the architecture they should be delegated to so they can be processed. This involves calling functions with different names and possibly different signatures on classes in different components.
Delegating work and programming to component interfaces
I have a MessageHandler class which receives and validates messages before determining which components in the architecture they should be delegated to so they can be processed. This involves calling functions with different names and possibly different signatures on classes in different components.
How can I know if my data needs to be a react.js component?
I’m looking at React.js, and trying to see if it can help me with my recurring sets of data that I have on various pages. All the data is from a database, say a list of names and addresses, a tabular set of data, semantically tags.
Can the port of a UML component only be a singleton?
I am working on a software assignment where the design is component based. The components have ports which provide interfaces.
In a component diagram, can multiple required interfaces (sockets) connect to one provided interface (ball)?
I’m designing a component diagram for a coffee machine. There are situations where multiple required interfaces of multiple components connect to a single provided interface of a component. Is it correct to do that?