The Role Object Pattern.

Bäumer, D., Riehle, D., Siberski, W., & Wulf, M. (1997). The Role Object Pattern. Proceedings of the 4th Pattern Languages of Programming Conference (PLoP '97).

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Conference paper

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Year

1997

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https://hillside.net/plop/plop97/Proceedings/riehle.pdf

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  • In object-oriented software, the same structure appears as interface polymorphism: one underlying object is addressed as a Reviewer in one subsystem and as a Customer in another, each interface exposing only the responsibilities of that role.

    This sourceA design pattern in which one core object plays multiple roles via transparently attached role objects, each exposing only its context's responsibilities — the software instance of one base addressed as different aspect-bound bearers (Reviewer, Customer).

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