Patterns for controlling an object's public operations outside of it

Mustafa Kok

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22 May 2017CPOL5 min read

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We frequently need to control (or limit) the public operations of an object based on the sate of another object (mostly the owner). I have listed four ways of dealing with such situations with a sample player, playlist scenario.

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Mustafa Kok

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Experienced senior C# developer, sometimes codes in Java and C++ also. He designs and codes desktop applications (WinForms, WPF), windows services and Web APIs (WCF, ASP.Net MVC). He is currently improving his ASP.Net MVC and JavaScript capabilities. He acts as an architect, coder and trainer.
He is mostly experienced in Media Asset Management (MAM) applications, broadcasting sector and medical applications.

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Patterns for controlling an object's public operations outside of it

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